Scandal! Extra! Extra! Read All About It! (poem) by Sage Sweetwater on AuthorsDen

Scandal! Extra! Extra! Read All About It!
by Sage Sweetwater → (All Poetry by Sage Sweetwater)
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Sweetwater in Hollywood film promotion Jett Durango trilogy historically accurate with Doc Holliday. From the Powder River Hymnals. Content marketing the Lesbian Western. Poetry that sells!
Scandal! Extra! Extra! Read All About It! middle man manipulators white supremacist disguised as black satan they take the newspaper what's left of it and editorialize hidden agenda that's so weak it breaks all those who had a hand in it at the wrist their callous attitude balled up in a powerless fist Jett Durango burning both ends of the candle at the printing press inking tomorrow's scandal doc holliday smelled a cheat religion in a suit in john shanssey's saloon spades chasing clubs blood diamonds dripping a death sentence into the mafia hearts kate set fire to the barn to distract the mob Jett's paper carried the story dragging their name through the mud nothing furthers a cause more than gathering up supporters to influence the mob to complete the agenda the so-called cowboy faction had had things its way in tombstone for too long they could no longer compete the cowboys resented the presence of the earp brothers and holliday and Jett clearly wasn't afraid to stand up to them she implicated herself in the scandal in that narrow 15-foot space between the printing press and the adjoining wall of bedding a married woman this is the story Jett's paper carried in an early edition that morning floor press anchored to the wood boards treadle working the flywheel the type chandler and price old style the more she pumps the more pussy inks one of the boldest religious lies she has been called upon to chronicle scandal extra extra read all about it - hawker stops the wagons - horses halt - a church mouse rolls over on its back and kicks its legs butter churn on the porch spills its load - livery stable blacksmith pumps the bellows hotter coals preacher's wife meets the mistress upon the mattress f*** the heathen woman as strong as sunday morning's coffee on the stove - press her thighs in the bible spread her petals to dry gallows at high noon hanging an outlaw the rope tightening around his white collar kick the weight of the sandbags out from under - preacher's wife has her orgasm the old rugged cross preacher's mule prays someone comes along to untie it bray if it may we see it change colors turn from brown to gray saloon whiskey whores of sunday rattlesnake in a closed jar - can you keep your hand still against the jar when it strikes - aces and eights press her thighs in the bible spread her petals to dry Copyright Ms. Sage Sweetwater, Celebrity firebrand lesbian novelist

Reviewed by Morgan Merriweather

Reviewed on August 12, 2013

super interesting read!

Reviewed by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse

Reviewed on August 10, 2013

oh grope, grovel & fondling
the mud wrestlers!! You set the
preachers mattress on fire
what a twist in the ministry cover-ups!!

Extra Extra Juicy & 2 Wet spots
soapy sin & buggy whips
Vickie

Reviewed by Robert Whitford

The multiple sins that people hide always surface somewhere, even in fiction I'm sure, because peoples behavior is the same in any age. You have honorable people and the hidey-hole people. Hiding their trangressions in any convenient lie. Interesting angle with Earp and his longtime associate Doc Holiday. At times both men played out their lives on that thin line between legal and illegal. Although the balance probably came down on the legal side. The use of Doc Holiday in this piece attracted me because I am descended from his family on my mothers side. He was my mothers great, great uncle. Two of his sisters married into her family during the 1800's. Interestingly they brought a gene into the family line that gives some of us the proclivity for lung problems. Good read Sage. Bob