Exposing the dangers of internet porn

Curves and angles
bodies tangled
just a click away.
Your heart beats faster,
but disaster
stalks you like a prey.

Air-brushed vixens
lure you to them
with their lustful eyes.
And though they’re phony,
men real lonely
stare and fantasize.

Cyber sex sites
twist your insides
like a hurricane.
Be sure they’ll duly
(and quite cruelly)
flood your life with shame.

Don’t live guilty
feeling filthy.
Break the cycle quick.
Though you may seem fine,
you’ve become blind
to what makes you sick.

If you’re peeping
you are keeping
wrongful company,
for those you’re Googling
will start ruling you
just wait and see.

Or better yet, don’t.
Say, “Lord, I won’t
ever look again.
And through Him you can
be a new man
unconcerned with skin.

A plea to the President to find Bin Laden

Bin Laden’s been hiding
for too gosh-darn long.
That he’s escaped justice
is just flat-out wrong.

This most-wanted monster
deserves to be dead.
So why do we let him
run freely instead?

What keeps us from catching
the Al-Qaida king?
Don’t we have the means
to perform such a sting?

There’s global positioning,
smart bombs and more.
Our covert intelligence
must know the score.

So, please Mr. President.
Time’s slipping by.
Redouble your efforts.
Osama must die.

Contemplating on a never-ending conflict;
Adding up What Divides Us

The Gospel According to a Prison John
Why you shouldn’t always flush

If you are called an infidel
by Islam’s holy book,
it’s doubtful you will read it all
or even give a look.

And though you might be tempted to,
don’t toss it in the john.
To flush it down as human waste
is not your right. That’s wrong.

Imprisoned soldiers still are men
and worthy of respect.
The things they deem as God-inspired
aren’t targets for our spit.

I guess what matters most of all
is doing what you’d want
if your worn Bible was found out
the moment you were caught.

To desecrate a book or shrine
is what some countries do.
But that is not our nation’s way.
In war there’s justice too.

Adding Up What Divides Us
Why keeping score of the war isn’t easy

It’s been THREE years.
TOO long some say.
ONE wonders FOR what cause.
A FIVE star general in D.C.
admits to fatal flaws.

In war the numbers don’t add up.
The totals are much more
than those who’ve died
and dollars spent.
There’s all the bloody gore.

But don’t forget
what’s been achieved
as freedom spreads its wings.
Iraqi women, kids and men
have heard their future sing.