for PATTAYA TRADER 248 (A)

ONWARD-DREAM-DO-ALICE
Dream on, dream on,
but understand
that demons dwell
in Fairyland.


Dream on, yes dream on,
sword and wand
you'll find, Alice
in slumber-land.


UP-AND-AWAY
Rock-and-roll
or waltz with me.
Do the tango,
let us lovers be.
Trot, trot, trot,
girl so very foxy.


Rock-and-roll,
or let us ballet.
I'll lift you high,
spirit you away;
yester's caterpillar
feel a butterfly today.

CORRECTION:

In one of the poems farther down I've typed Pinnochio insteadof Pinocchio. I understand the one I've used is an alternative spelling and not exactly a mistake, but Pinocchio is the long-nosed puppet who becomes a boy. Long-nosed when he lies that is, and known more by this spelling.

for PATTAYA TRADER 247 (H)

SHAKESPEARE'S OTHELLO
Des-demon-a
and Ot-hell-o.
Read between the lines?
The surface read below?

PEACE-AND-LOVE-AND-
ANGEL-WINGS?
I cannot love
what I don't like,
yet a peaceful world
would be angelically-nice,
but there's a Left-Wing
and there's a Right.

for PATTAYA TRADER 247 (G)

TALKING HORSE
"Hold your horses,"
the guy was to wail
as he grabbed the girl
by her ponytail,
"Your shoes, fine filly,
I'm going to nail."

"You'll nail my shoes,
you'll not nail me.
From your clutches
I shall be free.
No stud you, cowboy,
but a big bully."

Then the girl said
"I'll walk, yes walk
far away from you
and your horse talk !"

for PATTAYA TRADER 247 (F)

THE FELLER-FELLAS
The female-folk were sizzlers
as to the fellas bobby-dazzlers.
Hot for the manly lumberjacks,
the way the guys weilded their axe.
"Fell us, fell us, fellas lay us flat,"
feminine thoughts were naughty as that
as the blades in the bright-sun shone,
shone like the sweat on the men.