Freeport’s Corner End Zone

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      Freeport’s Corner End Zone

Hollywood and my boys parked the bus for a third time.
The perspiration, lullaby engagement, and my coneheads worship Ishmeal’s time.
I coached them up and fed them well:  But the Bulldogs fought our lot and gave us hell.
Hollywood sought the end and began to bend:
We did our best and knelt for our final rest.
“All things must pass.”
Shelton told me Hollywood’s reference from the Fab Four’s quarter.
One deceased, three men of war, a poet, a doctor, a Texan, two Clarksvillians, and DNA mourns.
All is well.

Hollywood, sometimes life is a teeth knocker.
“Big-bad” John Rodgers sang the blues in vain for redemption.
What’s in our name?  Is it the equivalence of time?
Or maybe fast-forwarded versions of pines?  Should I allow Tyrone to continually shine?
My name is Coach Greg Jordan.  And I’ll say goodbye like a hello.
Life’s foundation is frail as jello, and this End Zone is the beginning, not the bell’s toll.
One deceased, three men of war, a poet, a doctor, a Texan, two Clarksvillians, and DNA mourns.
All is well.

Everybody take a knee!  Everybody take a knee for the road!
I’m disappointed that the odors fade, but remember your uniforms stains, tiger pains.
Do not weep forever in the shade.  Hug your coach; the end is not today.
Glare into the hovering light’s rays.  Consume the game Hollywood, and move on.
I remember my office confrontation.  Do not regret son, I recall the smell.
Abandon nightmares and adolescent shame.  Tyrone is dead to me; I’m the flame.
One deceased, three men of war, a poet, a doctor, a Texan, two Clarksvillians, and DNA mourns.
All is well.

Living in the material world is satisfying sometimes, but don’t forget these moments:
The last circle ever woven between this ten,
and the last helmet you’ll use as support for prayer.
Walk to the showers as victorious warriors should!
A defeat isn’t a loss, but merciful frowns are.
Give your names the required patience to mature!
Nurture your soul, Hollywood, slice the mole.
Gee time fly’s, but don’t let you heart wither.
Oaks rarely bloom, but their bodies never quiver.
Get off your knees and move along.
This game is over, while the next level begins….Life.
One deceased, three men of war, a poet, a doctor, a Texan, two Clarksvillians, and DNA mourns.
All is well.

Depression disintegrates due to sweltering swine’s scorched by the dawn of the Sun.
I’m not racist, but for Tyrone, Pluto isn’t far enough.

Robert Alexander Deason          Peace

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Tyrone’s Hyperborean Portryal Revised

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Tyrone’s Hyperborean Portrayal Revised

            When the stars correlate Satan’s lifestyle, pseudonyms, and purpose for lacerating dreams, the angels recite ballads of victory.  What is a hyperborean portrayal?  Is it necessary for a mentor to disfigure Blountstown High School’s athletic program? What is the shape of a withered bloom whose universal message is defined by its youth?  Gossip spreads in a small town while Mr. Davis roams the grounds.  The Greek’s referred to Hyperborea as cold, and they believed that the continent was perfect.  Mr. Davis arrived in Blountstown and deceived with two perfect faces.  Figure-eight speed dribbles, George Mikan’s method, and Bird’s influences:  They were practiced in vain.

Odors oozed from the shrinking corridors within my mind.  I knew the program would change, but I believed the media’s lies.  Mr. Davis’s anger-management courses were ineffective, and I was ashamed to tie the present with a twenty-year old assault.  Mr. Davis worsened the collapse, but I arrived to training daily with positive intentions.  Mr. Davis, Chapman from Ocala, and the conspirators asked for passion, dedication, teamwork, and fundamentals.  I gave them the rhyme and the Rhine, while they betrayed what was mine.  Now the young lads idolize both of Mr. Davis’s complexions, but my story is defined by a decaying spine.  My only hope is family and education, because my basketball is forever flat.

I’m not racist.  Nonetheless, at the dawn of my inner cries, I observed the hypocrisy and officially began to isolate while hope decays.  I sprinted, benched, and recalled hours hopelessly filled with dreams that were obnoxiously induced by a false doctor:  His name was Mr. Davis from Chipley.  What is a hyperborean portrayal?  Is it a murderous frown distributed by twilight’s dawn?  Is it the Arctic’s correlations with Mr. Davis’s infinitively-dark threats, Chapman from Ocala’s endless mocking, or Coach Greg’s denial of the Presidency?  The name remains, and as I move forward, an important position continues to be occupied by the unqualified.  Mr. Davis threatened my family.  I don’t particularly wish death on humans, but the hangman complies when all rights are suspended.  Discrimination doesn’t apply, and a rapist shouldn’t control a team’s well-being.

Oddly enough, Mr. Davis’s year didn’t deceive my nostril’s ability to recognize the game:  The rubber odor that fumed from the ball, the smell of a refreshing workout that soothed the mind, or my ability to recognize “shower” withdrawals.  However, Mr. Davis promised that he would revolutionize a program and send our team towards manifest destiny.  This was a lie, of course, as he sent our program into ruin.  Shattered clipboards, catapulting steel chairs into Chipola’s locker room wall, and constant use of profane language in spite of his “faith”; Mr. Davis was a tool for business, not education.  Mr. Davis is manipulative!  Mr. Davis is inconsiderate to the sex that forged his godforsaken flesh for the greater good!  While the days carried on in spite of wrong-doings, I chronically asked why Jimmy’s J’s future was plastered with excuses.  Maybe he was lazy, undeveloped, and lost in time.  But Jimmy J possessed potential, and Mr. Davis failed in light of Mr. Barber’s downfall.  A rapist never shivers mercifully after a child’s father passes uncontrollably.  A rapist is Death in a nutshell, and Mr. Davis is the nutcracker that sings beautifully for the school board.

What is light in the midst of a hyperborean portrayal?  Is it perfection that spurts from fertilized diversity in addition to immortal equality?  Is light the torridity that enhances flourishing within a hyperborean realm?  Is a fluorescent bulb able to relinquish a rapist’s grasp, a maniacal strut, and the severity of profane comments that are pointed towards children?  Maybe he believed we were men?  Maybe he failed to make us men?  Mentally unstable and able-bodied, but clipboards are frail while Mr. Davis punctured the wall and all is stale!  Give me my sertraline, because balconies are intended to protect people.

My father was infuriated by Mr. Davis’s songs, Coach Greg’s silence, and Chapman from Ocala’s overall presence.  During the Summer of Changes, I grieved because of my humiliation.  I was insulted by a supposed mentor’s portrayal:  It was 8 a.m., the second week of June, and Mr. Davis arrived at the Fieldhouse with negative intentions.  I was reconsidering my life based off of academics.  In the presence of every teammate I’ve ever known, he cussed me.  This may sound elementary, but it hurt a seventeen year old child who was already injured.  We later went into Coach Jordan’s office and discussed my decision.  I cried, and this is where I gained respect for one coach and lost another. Bethlehem’s program enlightened my black perspective on life’s remainder.  Words, frowns, and a bastard who won’t die:  Words, parchment, and rhymes disfigure the embarrassment solidified by positive goodbyes.  In the end, Greg Jordan was the only one that stood for justice.

I pleaded, “Jimmy Rogers!  Will you rescue the boys on the hardwood?”  He whispered, “Love the game, I’m an old man, but the times have changed, and Blountstown stands with the Friday night lights.  Depression disintegrates due to sweltering swine’s scorched by the dawn of the Sun.  I’m not racist, but Mr. Davis should be exported to Pluto.

Robert Alexander Deason          Peace

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Tyrone’s Hyperborean Portrayal

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Tyrone’s Hyperborean Portrayal

When the stars correlate Satan’s lifestyle, pseudonyms, and purpose for lacerating dreams, the angels recite ballads of victory.  What is a hyperborean portrayal?  Is it necessary for a leader to disfigure my alma mater’s colors?   What is the shape of a withered bloom whose universal message is defined by its youth?  The gossip continues, and an answered question is being examined by educated fools.  The Greek’s referred to Hyperborea as cold, and they believed that the continent was perfect.  Tyrone came to Chief Blount’s town and froze the minds with two perfect faces.  Figure-eight speed dribbles, George Mikan’s method, and Bird’s influences:  They were practiced in vain.

I pleaded, “Jimmy Rogers!  Will you be my catcher in the rye?”  He whispered, “Times have changed, the blood is seeping, a growth spurt is inevitable, mutiny is mandatory, but football is thy name.”

Odors oozed from the shrinking corridors within my mind.  I was aware of his arrival, but I believed that integrity was a trait gained from his anger management courses.  It is shameful to recall a twenty-year old assault.  But nonetheless, I trusted Tyrone’s intentions to strengthen what was virtually collapsing.  Summer league blues came and went, and I arrived to training daily with positive intentions.  Tyrone, Chapman the Puppet, and the conspirators asked for passion, dedication, teamwork, and fundamentals.  I gave them the rhyme and the Rhine, while they betrayed what was mine.  Now the young lads idolize both of Tyrone’s complexions, but my story is defined by a decaying spine.  My only hope is family and education.

I pleaded, “Jimmy Rogers!  Will you be my catcher in the rye?”  He whispered, “Times have changed, the blood is seeping, a growth spurt is inevitable, mutiny is mandatory, but football is thy name.”

I’m not racist.  Nonetheless, at the dawn of many inner cries, I observed the vice-versa and officially denied Magic of his fundamentals.  I sprinted, benched, and recalled hours hopelessly filled with dreams that were obnoxiously induced by a false doctor:  His name was Tyrone the Narcotics Distributer.  What is a hyperborean portrayal?  Is it a murderous frown distributed by twilight’s dawn?  Is it the Arctic’s correlations with Tyrone’s infinitively-dark threats, Chapman the Puppet’s endless mocking, or Greg the Honorable One’s denial of the Presidency?  The name remains, and as Mr. Deason moves forward, an important position continues to be occupied by the unqualified.  Tyrone threatened my family.  Heaven, Eldorado, and the Grey Havens only negotiate with the high-principled who are unstained by the flood.

I pleaded, “Jimmy Rogers!  Will you be my catcher in the rye?”  He whispered, “Times have changed, the blood is seeping, a growth spurt is inevitable, mutiny is mandatory, but football is thy name.”

Oddly enough, Tyrone’s year didn’t deceive my nostril’s ability to recognize the game:  The rubber odor that fumed from the ball, the smell of a refreshing workout that soothed the mind, or my ability to recognize “shower” withdrawals.  However, Galadriel promised that her gift would brighten the earth’s darkest realms.  Frodo, the nine-fingered ring-bearer, bring me your peace, and my pinky is yours!  Tyrone is manipulative!  Tyrone is inconsiderate to the sex that forged his godforsaken flesh for the greater good!  While the days carried on in spite of wrong-doings, I chronically asked why Midnight’s future was plastered with excuses.  Maybe he was lazy, undeveloped, and lost in time.  But Midnight possessed potential, and Tyrone failed in light of D-Wayne’s downfall.  A rapist never shivers mercifully, after a child’s father passes uncontrollably.  A rapist is Death in a nutshell, and Tyrone is the nutcracker that sings beautifully for the school board.

What is light in the midst of a hyperborean portrayal?  Is it perfection that spurts from fertilized diversity in addition to immortal equality?  Is light the torridity that enhances flourishing within a hyperborean realm?  Is a fluorescent bulb able to relinquish a rapist’s grasp, a maniacal strut, and the severity of profane comments that are pointed towards children?  Maybe he believed we were men?  Maybe he failed to make us men?  Mentally unstable and able-bodied, but clipboards are frail while Tyrone punctured the wall and all is stale!  Give me my sertraline, because balconies are intended to protect people.

I pleaded, “Jimmy Rogers!  Will you be my catcher in the rye?”  He whispered, “Times have changed, the blood is seeping, a growth spurt is inevitable, mutiny is mandatory, but football is thy name.”

My father was infuriated by Tyrone’s songs, Greg the Honorable One’s silence, and Chapman the Puppet’s overall presence.  During the Summer of Changes, I grieved because of my humiliation.  However, Bethlehem’s program enlightened my black perspective on life’s remainder.  Words, frowns, and a bastard who won’t die:  Words, parchment, and rhymes disfigure the embarrassment solidified by positive goodbyes.  In the end, Greg Jordan was the only one that stood for justice.

I pleaded, “Jimmy Rogers!  Will you be my catcher in the rye?”  He whispered, “Times have changed, the blood is seeping, a growth spurt is inevitable, mutiny is mandatory, but football is thy name.”

Depression disintegrates due to sweltering swine’s scorched by the dawn of the Sun.  I’m not racist.

Robert Alexander Deason          Peace

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