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Hustlin #8 by Margaret Sharon Olscamp
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Throw Up or Throw Away

Throw Up

Eureka
Hello hello

Throw Up Or

Throw away
That is what
A throwaway world
Throwaway everything
After a year
Of not wearing
You can pretend
To be a caring
Person by donating
To the poor
The throwaway rags
You don’t want
Anymore or less
Your wornout heels
That have walked
Too many streets
In too strange places

Throwaway house
No longer united
Or union made
Of sturdy lumber
Cobbled instead
Of papier mache
A thought sombre
That everything is
Little more stable
Than a sand-castle

Throwaway person
That you are
Should be no surprise
That you need
Black and blue
Bins and other things
Throughways or throwaways
Crazy crazy crazy
Ideas that you
Me or anyone
Can do anything
To change
Change
Change the world
Or ourselves
For anything better
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Peace

The Rock Opera continues.

At the end of an act, Maggie turns to George
“The Veterans? You say they have the best interests of the Veterans at heart? I tell you George … The veterans I’ve spoken to all say the same thing. You might all say they are singing the same tune. Even the old vets whose memory might be a bit fuzzy. They all are singing the same tune. In order to keep it simple the song has one word. That way nobody can say they can’t remember the lyrics.

The word? Since you ask, I’ll tell you George …
Mr. Music, are you still here?

Rather … I’ll sing to you … The only word that seems to make sense at this point. You sing along with me and each of us will invite someone else to join in. On and on …
We’ll keep repeating it over and over until we have it.”

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