Elmer Fudd


Elmer Fudd

Rabbit Season — Duck Season

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Pop, pop, pop,
goes the weasel yet pops.
Break of dawn
sounds of battlefields
when will they stop?

Send in the hounds
AI disrupting the calls.
Two in boat
retrievers for the man
laying on his back.

Old ways retrieving
shorthairs gone.
Now trolling motors
waiting with extended site
to collect carnage left in wake.

Hours passing by
pop, pop, pop
goes the cannons call.
Returning to the scene
of the crime
bagging and tagging a few more.

Daffy, Bugs, and Elmer
arguing to what day it is.
When will it stop?
a fortnight, maybe times two.

Walking water’s edge
Chequamegon Bay
tainted by bloodshed
of a foul and disturbing thought.

Hunter’s claim
yet another soul.
Lost are the free
spirited quackers
bathing in blood of their brothers and sisters.

~Ani Po

Hunter in upper left corner — laying duck blind. Retriever in lower right — powered by trolling motor. Photo by Author

Much gratitude for those who take time to read, ponder, and allow the inner workings of self to come forward. Grateful for the feedback, love shared, and, more importantly, the Dance with Inspiration. Deep Peace.

Joseph Lieungh

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Double-dipped in Chocolate’s Delight


Double-dipped in Chocolate’s Delight

The Passing of Another Day

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No thought
thousand words a minute
train wreck
baby Otter swimmingly
trapped in wretchedness
free as clouded skies floating effortlessly
governed definitively
provisional belief
so many answers
yielding more questionable thought
attempts to define what is
no longer is it
submitting to Canvas, It Is.

Is It not passing of another day?

Messengers approach
perched high up in the neighboring tree
reconnecting to my heart
unanswered thought fleeting
like the winds of change
ticking away the sands of time
fading truths
uncertainties kissed
double-dipped
in chocolate’s delight
touch me forever and day
not later but the nonce.

~Ani Po


What have we lost — days passing of another, left to ponder yet again in this present moment now and forever. I read this piece by David Rudder, which inspired me with yesterday’s news. As always, thank you Woodworkers of the World Unite for housing these words and all the woodworkers out there sharing your works,


Much gratitude for those who take time to read, ponder, and allow the inner workings of self to come forward. Grateful for the feedback, love shared, and more importantly, the Dance with Inspiration. Deep Peace.

Joseph Lieungh

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