Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Winged Theology

He comes as a bird to show His love,
Think Leda and the Swan, Mary and the Dove.

Hoof Ardette, S..J.

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Witch narrative

An idea for a narrative: The women (or men and women) in a highrise martyr a witch. Their proof:
In the laundry room, no one has ever seen her search for a singleton sock--hers always come out in pairs. Her permanent press items come out actually fresh and ironed looking. Her fitted sheets are always folded into perfect, flat, squares.

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

A Song of Plenty

 

A Song of Plenty


Oh, we’re the cops and firemen, and the teachers, too.
You think we’re there to help you, but we want to stick it to you.
Our salaries run up deficits, although it’s kept hush hush
All we cost the country would make old Wall Street blush.

The bankers take home little, just enough to fill their pools
And their club dues, fill their Prius, and buy their wives some jewels.
A European vacation is the least that is their due
Because they’re job creators, not like me and you.

They fix all of the interest rates, and trade on inside dope
It keeps the country going, a gives us lots of hope
You should not ever question that, unless you are a mope
They bust their hump collectively, it surely is a cope.

And if they fill their coffers with pension funds galore
It’s just because they need it, cause life might be a bore
If they did not have the moolah to buy and sell and trade
And without it they would fade.

They slog away to keep us safe, to teach our children, too
Oh wait, that’s us--I mean it’s me and you
Who guard their homes, put out the fires ,and teach their kids each day
And they want us to keep quiet, or they’ll take our jobs away.


Eulick McCreavis
And
Mike Perkovich

Monday, July 2, 2012

George Sand

Aurore Dupin, er, George Sand
Would opt for the wild not the bland
She had no use for the priests
And her books never ceased
And she never stopped rockin' Chopin.

Debussy Fields

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Jesus Fix My Drip


That nasty old drip and the burn
That announces the clap in the morn
Please Jesus Please cure it
Don't make me endure it
And next time I'll stick with the porn.
Eulick McCreavis

Sunday, May 27, 2012

Skeptical Noyes


Let's hear it for Rufus King Noyes
The most skeptical, honest of boys
He dismissed all the gods
Cause they gave hot fantods
And gave no equivalent joys.

Debussy Fields


When Freud explained Group psychology
It wasn't by way of apology
To him it seemed strange
And sometimes deranged
But he managed to say it quite stodgily.

Debussy Fields

Wednesday, May 16, 2012


Let’s leave our wives and get gay married
Our feelings  simply won’t be buried.
Let’s leave our wives and get gay married.

The straights won’t mind if we ruin their marriage
Mismatched sexes outweigh that carriage
It just can’t take that wear and tearrage.

But we think their weddings cute
Her in her gown and him in his suit
And then they breed our new recruits.

Ladies!
Let’s leave our guys and get dike wedded
With bed and breakfast, but mostly bedded
Let’s leave our guys and get dike wedded.

The fellas won’t mind if we go away
They have each other, so they can play
Nice with each other, and swing and sway.

They’ll find a crank that they can turn
And find it’s better to marry than it is to burn
That’ll teach ‘em, if only they’ll learn

That they can leave their wives and get gay married
And those yearnings simply won’t stay buried
Fellas leave your wives and get gay married.

                                                                        Eulick McCreavis

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Leonard Cohen Parodies

LC Opts for Number Two I’m in my bathroom all alone
Singing in a monotone
Looking at razors and feeling forlorn
Should I look at razors? Should I look at porn?
Now I’m in kitchen fixing a Pop Tart
A song is my answer, singing’s my art.
There’s a knife by the toaste--should I stick it in?
Or should I bite this Pop Tart and continue to sin?
Here in this treehouse it’s never so dim
As when the sun has gone down and I’m out on a limb
Should I slip on this noose and jump off and quit
Or squat o’er the sandpile and take a big shit?
Now in the study, looking at books
I glance in the mirror and curse my sad looks
Should I give it all up and cut my own throat
Or get a new nose job and a vicuna coat?
Now to the bedroom where I’ve stashed some pills
They’d stop the fight twixt my soul and my will
But the porn from the bathroom has migrated here
I guess I’ll just whack it and to hell with my fears.
        
Canard Cohen

 LC Buddha Song:
The Way Your hair is golden, your buttocks are firm
Girls and boys see you and they start to squirm
You can light up a room that was given to gloom
You cavort, tease and flirt while the large shadows loom
And you deny that you know it, though you surely do
So what makes you think that the Buddha would care
For a little trick like you?
You quote some old sutras and smile like you know
Some secrets that only the privileged can know
Your credentials are doubtful, your knowledge too glib
When you quote a koan it sounds like a fib
Your questions are those with answers too pat
With sartori waiting you’ll surely fall flat
So what do think that the Buddha would do
With a little trick like you?
Your spirit is wanting, though your body is nice
You think that you’re warm, but your touch is like ice
You do not think twice of the souls in your wake
I can’t quite convince them that your soul is fake
You look good in saffron while you’re chanting OM
By a lake or the Ganges you act like you’re home
Now what acts would the Buddha perform
On a little trick like you?
The Way it is waiting if you have the key
And the guru has said he won’t give it to me
But for you he’s wide open cause he’s charmed by your force
He’s pointing the way to the one and first Source
Your path might be thorny but he’ll get you there
With shoes for your soul and balm for your care
But I’ve washed his feet with my tears while he sneered at me
Why did I think that the Buddha would care
For a little trick like me?
                                                                           
 Canard Cohen

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Nietzsche Limerick

Just when you thought that all was peachy
And Church was only a little bit kitschy
Then came college, it expanded your head
And you figured out that God was dead
We'd like to thank you, Friedrich Nietszche

Eulick McCreavis

Friday, March 23, 2012

Prayer?

I asked God to prove He existed by saving me from superstitious dimwits.

I rest my case.

Monday, March 12, 2012

Ponzi/pansy

If one asked a group of people to get involved in a plan to buy several gay bars, would it be a pansy scheme?

Will Jesus change His Mind?

Will Jesus Change His Mind?

I ate my fish on Fridays
I did it every time
Or a grilled cheese or a salad
Then Jesus changed His mind

I wore my Saint Chris medal
As I traveled down the line
On airplane flights to see the sights
Then Jesus changed His mind.

Joan of Ark that lousy witch
Played loose with the priestly kind
They burned her up, that vicious bitch
Then Jesus changed His mind.

Galileo had a telescope
That got him in a bind
Under house arrest four hundred years
Jesus changed His mind.

Slaves obey your masters
Said popes and all their kind
Came the war that freed the slaves
Then Jesus changed his mind.

I cannot marry my love
We can’t be truly joined
Because down there we’re similar
Till Jesus change His mind.
Hoof Ardette, SJ