Mission Permission
12 March 2016
If I give myself full permission
To do the necessary fun things,
As a part of my personal ambition,
I’ll experience joy so my heart sings.
I need to arrange my say-so
To make sure all systems are go.
No more mediocre, nor so-so;
It’s full speed ahead from the get-go.
Aiming high with personal dispensation
I can achieve anything I want to.
On my authority and authorization
I’ll accomplish what I’m wont to.
Yes, doing what pleases me
Lets my inner child sing.
Even if it means flaunting society,
I’ll have fun doing my thing.
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15 March 2016
Mission Permission
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16 November 2015
Not Your Typical Watcher
Not Your Typical Watcher
10 Nov 2015
I spot the staid suburban sentinels
Posted out on their weekly missions,
They’re keeping this night’s vigils,
Standing by the curb like apparitions.
They’ll stand all night waiting strong
For the trucks and into the next day.
Then the garbage trucks’ll come along
And haul all the smelly trash away.
10 Nov 2015
I spot the staid suburban sentinels
Posted out on their weekly missions,
They’re keeping this night’s vigils,
Standing by the curb like apparitions.
They’ll stand all night waiting strong
For the trucks and into the next day.
Then the garbage trucks’ll come along
And haul all the smelly trash away.
02 December 2011
Wishin' on a MIssion
Today I rhymed more of my great-grandfather Jesse N. Smith's journal.
Uncle John remarked that himself and his
Brothers had always desired that a son
Of the family should be an educated whiz.
For that purpose they sent their one
Youngest brother Stephen to be educated.
However, he died in early manhood.
He wished me to remain and be matriculated
In school here. I greatly desired, if I could,
To get an education, however, I preferred
To go upon the mission. When I told him
About my resolution, we each were conferred
A Patriarchal blessing. According to my whim
We proceeded on our journey southward
With one horse team, one ox team an’
A few cows. At Payson which, we were assured,
Was then the nearest settlement to Parowan.
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