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MY BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF SOMEWHERE Episode 17: Invisible, I sat there writing down this stuff but ET said, No, keep it up, we haven't finished yet I'm sure there's plenty out there with plenty more to say
It's time for you to show yourself and tell them what you've done she might not be too happy and think it's rather risible It might be better after all to let her think it's she For that's the reason we're all here, there isn't any other whether aunt or uncle or whether unrelated So, as Lou's Alter Ego get ready for the fray for as these dears get older and getting long in tooth Hey there Lou, what wrong with you, we think you've been asleep This poem I've been writing on how we all first met Crikey Lou, you silly moo, you haven't got a clue about ET and Mrs. Gunn, Black Elk and Adam Smith You're right I know, I should shut up but something deep inside I've got a funny feeling, they won't be coming back How many of us are there? There's Harry, Dick and Gert to start our little circle and then we just should BE That's fine by me, I'd like to BE, happy, gay and free So Gertie, in her quiet voice and looking rather shy that's there for everyone of us, a pie for us to bake one section for our very own to eat and satisfy Well, I'll be blowed! said Uncle, and even though I'm crook Tell him Lou, said sister Sue, poor Uncle's quite confused We're beating round the bush again, just say it as it is, that keeps the people guessing on what it's all about for after all it's simple and so it's always been It starts with just one person, then two and three and four It's just a simple circle that we can work within Then others form their circle and others yet again Each person from each circle contributes equal time There's many ways to work it, the main thing is, it's free conceiving and inventing with bold anticipation Hey there Lou, our Mousetrap doesn't mean The Mouse That Roared Oh Tom don't you remember what you said about "the gap" and ET said "a mighty net that's called the Holy Grail, Lou's right, he did, he also said the circle was divided even only one idea would help to get us started and give support to anyone who has the right intention Tell old Bert about the net, "Don't call me old," said Bert " and what's more I could tell you all some things that you could do For instance, what about that bloke, his name was Henry George a life set free from misery, a higher social state That's it, said Dick, Bert's got it, there's so much more to life And what is more, said Uncle Bert, there's lack of full discussion Their mouths that they should open are full of toxic foods Man loses sense of balance not knowing left from right And even sadder is the fact that pollies aren't so fey A simple truth they need to learn which won't cost them a cent Invention gave us steam and rail, the printing press and light I'll tell you more of Henry George, there's little of him known A question Henry asked of us "Whence come the new barbarians?" No-one answers Henry George, so warn your sons and daughters Society dies from bottom up Religion from the root As the prisons, almshouse and asylums do increase Books will kindle fires and freedoms they will muster Why, Uncle Bert, I am surprised how much you seem to know I have to lock my chooks up it's getting rather dark OK they said in chorus we'll meet again next week I'll ask him to bring Henry George and also Mary Shelley Oh Dick, said Lou, I can't believe that after all we've heard Watch it Lou...Don't criticize I don't need commentaries Sometimes I think the more I learn the less I seem to know Don't worry Lou we're back again said ET, take it easy Now Mary here can tell you what it's like to be depressed Oh yes, said Mary, it was hard to watch my babies dying My novels were my outlet I wrote of Frankenstein and how this monster suffered when his maker looked so shocked When science finds yet other ways of solving mankind's plight It's far too hard my monster said to check on all they claim Your world today has little learned that health and wealth's the same the ills that we were prone to, from measles to the lame And yet you seem so cocky when handing out the doses All your constant wailing and cries of stress and strain and who can watch a baby cry without a sense of doom Little's changed from long ago when people lived with grime Your cities now cement the farms where once grew apple trees My monster was a warning to you who place reliance My goodness Mary Shelley dear, said ET butting in, and I think it's right to say today, for all its pomp and show, However, what I'm here for is not just reminiscing is why we've come together at this present here and now It's CODE is in a Circle divided up by eight Its MOTTO is in Progress, Service and Support Its AIMS are social justice through reciprocity It's very strange how nature can kill or cure or maim We hear the moans of human race while watching the inhuman face to bear the pangs of misery, of wars and strife and poverty Make sure that you ignore them they're all so full of it There are so many out there knocking on your door you know of course it's been around forever and a day The reason it's kept secret is not hard to guess and you can just imagine if everybody knew The Fives would lose their power, their money and control So here's a parting gift for all before I say adieu Now you can make some changes and as the days go by
It's time, George said, to get things straight, You're dead right
George, said Tom But what about the wimmin' George, they're always blamin' us Keep it cool and let them be, it's like the Chinese Dragon So my advice is cop it sweet and do not fret unduly ET said, It's in your hands, so let's all have a cuppa A silence settled over all as supping from their cup, You'll note, he said, Da Vinci has a fetish for their hands. Each finger stands for every single person in the nation Hold your fingers upwards then fold around your thumb, like petals on a flower, in the middle lies the bud Da Vinci's Code has long been known by President and Pope He tried his best to tip us off on what the fingers meant, There's one that's pointing upwards, he's asking "Is this ME? The Messenger is Mercury, his finger is the message It says I AM the Energy that flows the world throughout Many artists also knew this secret and its teaching their goal as earth's conductors. Conversion is the rule I've said enough, we're leaving now, I know that you're not stupid is a goal we need to reach, and here is yet another, Goodbye my friends, we'll meet again in heaven that's for sure Respect for all is paramount and on our dying day, So Ta, ta, to mates, I wish you well, I think you've had an earful up there Cazaly, let her rip, remember don't be fearful
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Mrs Gunn
Black Elk and Family
Henry George (September 2, 1839 – October 29, 1897) American political economist Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania of lower middle class George fell in love with Annie Corsina Fox. an eighteen-year-old Australian girl and married her in late 1861 Wrote Progress and Poverty in 1879 which had as its theme the apparent paradox that the poor in that long-established city New York city were much worse off than the poor in less developed California.
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Nationality:
British; English English author wrote the Gothic horror story Frankenstein
former St Kilda and South Melbourne Australian Rules Footballer. The song "Up there Cazaly" was composed as a "catch cry' for a commercial promotion but was taken to heart by the Football supporters. |
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