| Quiet Mountain Essays |
Copyright ©, 2006; All rights reserved by Author |
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| We Don't Need You, We Have Dolly by Alan R. Bender |
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| Reading Genesis for the next to the last time I realized that Eve made a choice. No misogynist Lord told her what to do. Adam was a fraud whose dick was limp, Once aroused he sought power. Adam was the smallest prick on earth just then Some things never change. He produced tools to cure his impotence, Rules and tools, the male inventions Women do not need. A fool's hands-on Experience is the best that Adam could muster. God was bigger and longer, so he thought That is what woman wants. But Eve had made a choice; not pro wife, She already had Adam's bone, and once is all She really needed after all. Motherhood was the key and males came up short, If you understand the 6 day story: Rules and tools, 3 Rs and TV propaganda, Lies and religious patrimony, Work and fear. The Lords can do the rest. Laws made by men Make up what the creator forgot. War and fraud, injustice and rape, Remembered as heroic sacrifice for more; More of the evil, men of God call to Our Father, "Hate our mother who made a choice: Loving her home, evolving a progeny of life, Responsible and strong Keepers of growth's everlasting promise." Failing to understand Life, as they know it passed away today. Men uninvented themselves to find eternity. |
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| Contributor's Notes... |
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| Mr. Bender appeared as a featured reader at the Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Festival in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, in July 2006. His poem "We Don't Need You, We Have Dolly", received Honorable Mention in the High Plains Writers Contest. |
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