Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Witches and Birth Control


A humanitarian team visited an impoverished village and concluded that birth control would greatly curb the community’s financial strains. They convinced the village leaders that the use of condoms would help and for the sake of modesty demonstrated their use on a nearby broomstick. One year later the team was discouraged to find a 25% increase in population and a condom on every broomstick…

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Sonnet Challenge: Sonnet #18.72

It isn't too late to enter your sonnet for the Sonnet Challenge of Doom! Write a Sonnet and put your name on it! Here is my First Sonnet:


The Dinner Tray, by William Frisenger

Shall I compare thee to a dinner's tray?
Thou art more handy and more comparted:
Rough hands do shake my spilling drinks this way,
And ice’s lease hath all too short a date:
Sometime too hot the pizza of mine is,
And oft' t’is it’s hot oil hath burned this han’d;
And every swear from swear never declines,
By chance or nature's painful curse unscream'd:
But thy infernal dinner’s pain not fade
Nor lose digestion of that food so cursed;
Nor shall Death brag thou standest in his shade,
When on eternal food lines thou waitest:

So long as men can dine, or sup early,
So long lives this, and too brings lunch to thee.