(translated by daisy kloverleaf)
i
willie the donkey was an assassin
of character it was his lone passion
he trolled online like a little bastard
til his email was hacked by a russian
ii
willie sang a new song that daily day
he was kind and as sweet as springtime hay
he played the role of the smiling ass
but someone was going to soon pay
iii
willie wandered the backrooms of the net
seeking the russian who owed him the debt
willie found the creep hidingly hiding
he asked to be friends Willie said nyet
iv
our magic donkey has learned a lesson
from bad guy to good and such a blessin’
willie just smiles and shines us on
over alfalfa with russian dressin
Saragun Springs 
hahahaha – I love that willies said ‘nyet’ Brilliant – dd
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Thank you Diane!
The boys wrap up what has turned out to be their month with two more (there will be 100 someday)
Leila
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L.A.
Jorge Luis Borges said: “A pantheistic God who is also the universe, a God who is every one of his creatures and the destiny of those creatures, may be a heresy and an error if we apply it to reality; but it is indisputable when applied to the poet and his work. The poet is each one of the fictive creations in his world, every breath and every detail. One of his tasks, and not the easiest of them, is to hide or disguise this omnipresence.”
(Borges also meant “she” when he said “he,” where that applies.)
I mention this quote because you, as author, are a master of this art of disguise! This sleight-of-hand becomes apparent, or rather remains invisible, in “part eight.”
And this is just one reason why the true study of Literature remains a life-long topic so complicated and deep at the highest level that it makes theoretical physics look like child’s play in a sand box. We haven’t even come close to understanding the human mind, not to mention the heart, the soul, or what it really means to be a human being.
You are truly the creator of your own universe which explores the Universe, AND has fun while doing it, which is also indispensable to Literature at the Highest Levels (and maybe just one reason why being High sometimes helps…)…Rumi called it “divine play.”
D.W.B.
PS, And another reason why Borges sometimes called Literature “The Labyrinth and the Mirror”…
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Hi Dale
Borges is one of those writers I was ignorant of but heard so many quality minds extoll, that I had to check him out. Everyone was right, brilliant.
You do him and others a great service by keeping their spirits alive. You motivate others to seek stuff they would not normally read!
Leila
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