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Zen & the Art of Suicide
by Ed Matlack → (All Poetry by Ed Matlack)
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A weak attempt at suicidal humor...if such a thing exists...(I am fine, no attempts nor failures of late...)


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Zen & the Art of Suicide…

 

Not a subject to take on lightly,

It can be quite messy and unsightly,

If I really wanted to die,

A soul I would not to divulge,

Doing it that way would be to do so politely…

 

If there were a time for suicide,

It would be in a time that I would bide,

No one would ever know if I messed up after I tried,

I would have to wait till the next time and do so again on the slide…

 

Suicide is not a subject of humor,

I realize this but just had to quell a rumor,

The only way that I would become a self boom boomer,

Is if I had been told that I had an inoperable malignant tumor…

 

How does one make suicide into comedy?

Maybe on stage they might have the remedy,

Just understand I did write this for shits and giggles,

Better that this is being typed as my handwriting is basically squiggles…

        © ed ~ 4/28/05


 

 



 
 


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 Reviews of "Zen & the Art of Suicide"
Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)
Reviewed on April 30, 2005
Sigh... I live in fear of it everyday, as you know... BUT... what have we got if we lose our sense of humor? NADA... therefore, I come not to complain, Caesar, but to praise... this is a genuine HOOT!.. with a little of the uninvolved technology tossed in... glad you're well. I enjoyed this one hugely, EM... katy xox

Reviewed by Bobbie Hess (Reader)
Reviewed on April 29, 2005
No, not a humorous subject; however, if I were to consider this, I would most probably get the little paperclip helper above. Then I would probably end up really doing it because it would drive me over the top. I can see headlines now "Paperclip cause of Suicide" -- on the other hand, suicide (successful--if you want to put it that way--or not) is not to be taken lightly. A very serious problem today. Maybe the way you state it here will stop someone and help them to think life/death through more rationally. b

Reviewed by Roger Ochs
Reviewed on April 29, 2005
L'Chaim

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on April 28, 2005
Oh I guess reading yourown handwriting is suicide already Hmmmm?

Mine too...a true killer to unscramble after I penned it down in good faith...lol!!

The end product always end up looking and reading differently...Whahahahahahahaha...I guess you can say I kill myself more than twice per day!!

Love Tinka


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