Former Obama speechwriter (and Mass. native) Jon Favreau wrote, “The crowd at Trump’s rally chanting “send her back” after the President viciously and dishonestly attacked Ilhan Omar is one of the most chilling and horrifying things I’ve ever seen in politics.”
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Now Wouldn’t That Be a Nice Miracle?
Published July 18, 2019 by Nan MykelPRAYER
Now I lay me down to sleep
I pray the Lord my Trump to keep.
Shower him with earned acclaim
Free him from a past of shame
Fill him with a mother’s pride
Make him warm and snug inside
Help him honor and love his wife
Renewing vows he made for life
Protect him from the NRA
Maybe even help him pray
Gentle his heart to help the poor
Bringing peace and what’s more
Give him respect for law and order
Melt with tears the southern border
Help his word be strong and true
Loving those of every hue
Moms and babies need each other
Help him find his inner mother
Let Mr. Mueller be his friend
And let the both of them defend
All the hopes and aspirations
Of our free united nation.
Amen
Mental Health Is Like A Teeter-Totter–Merbear Re-blog
Published July 18, 2019 by Nan MykelNot thoughts–Feelings! I feel like I’m there alongside you, I’m re-blogging.
You Read This-I Can’t Stand To
Published July 18, 2019 by Nan MykelHow a Trojan Horse Project to Rewrite Our Constitution Could Actually Happen if Trump Wins in 2020
Economy for All info@ind.media
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First Cover of My Book “FALLOUT”
Published July 17, 2019 by Nan MykelThe line at the top of the cover said, “Their State Prison Psychologist was a Survivor,” and the dream in the middle of the cover read: “My mother and all the children have disappeared and I have not seen them for days….My father, who is in bed, begins tearing photos out of the family album. I fear he has done something to them and might to me.” I didn’t use it because I couldn’t trace all the images to give credit to.
FIRST COVER


Guess Who Said This…
Published July 17, 2019 by Nan Mykel“I don’t have a Racist bone in my body! “
The Sink Hole Sunk This Poet
Published July 17, 2019 by Nan Mykel
What’s wrong with wearing rose-colored glasses?
Face it–it’s hard today to walk without stepping in it.
And if you slip and fall–oh my! If only our inner
compass could be depended upon, if our
creative urges could steer us through the dark,
find the light.
Should we throw down our tinted lenses and fight
the tarantulas? The booby-trapped
life jackets? Don’t give in to despair, they say, and
with luck my sword will slice thin air and not be
thrust back at me. The Drama Queen sits
beside her sister in tinted glasses, waiting for the
other shoe to fall. Oh my.
Easy Peasy
Published July 16, 2019 by Nan Mykel
Hey you, boy and girl!
Why not? Give it a whirl!
Nothing to it but
to do it! You’re the poet
who didn’t know it!
Here’s how
you milk this cow:
Think of a word you like
to say, then say it!
No cuss words please
I mean, oh jeese!
You say kadiddledeepot?
I guess so–why ever not?
Hop on Pop?
Skip and hop?
Don’t stop now
milk that cow! Ow!
Why think cow
instead of plow?
Gotta push that plow along,
but words tend to pop out strong
like milk in the pail,
yummy in the tummy
or corn in the pot–
when the pot is hot.
Why not?
Toss me a roll the butter said
we need a knife for this spread.
Image: Camden Town Street Art, London
A Reminder by Rollo May
Published July 16, 2019 by Nan Mykel
It is worth reminding ourselves that one can be entirely sincere and firm in one’s convictions–and entirely wrong. We must accept responsibility for whether we are right or wrong….Man’s “unlimited potential” is a term one hears often, and we are adjured to “fulfill it” as much as possible….The error is in treating potential as if it had no limits at all, as though life’s course were perpetually “onward and upward.” The illusion that we become “good” by progressing a little more each day is a doctrine bootlegged from technology and made into a dogma in ethics where it does not fit….in ethics, in aesthetics, in other matters of the spirit, the term progress in that sense has no place. Modern man is not ethically superior to Socrates and the Greeks, and although we build buildings differently we do not make them more beautiful than the parthenon. (From Power and Innocence.)
My Gravatars – Fun
Published July 15, 2019 by Nan Mykel

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