

A Day At The Drop-in Clinic“Hi! Are you a gut-wrencher?”A Day At The Drop-in Clinic
“I am a doctor, if that’s what you mean?”
“Good, because I have a sword in my kidney!”
“And how did this come about, sir?”
“Well, I don’t know, really… It was just there!”
“Trust me, one tends to notice when somebody sticks a sword in you.”
“Quite! But I was rather intoxicated at the moment.”
“So, you’re telling me some fellow just came up and stabbed you in the back, and you can’t even recall when or, indeed, if it happened?”
“What do you mean ‘if’? It’s not like I stuck it in myse-! Oh. This is rather embarra


How to raise GrandmaFinding GrandmaHow to raise Grandma
Finding Grandma! Finding Grandma! Where has she gone?! Not under my pillow, not under my bed… Not even in my blasted drawers! Oh, woe is me! The pains and trials that I have to go through! When will it end? Where is Grandma? Oh! Here is her shoe. Where is the rest? Ah! There is an arm… and here is a finger! But where is the rest? Yes, where is the rest! I’d better ask Abel. Yes, he’ll know where she is, he always does! But where is good man Abel? Aw… you poor, thick head. It hurts to think. Yes, it does.
Bah! The fornicating skunk isn’t home! Abel is on… uhnnn… va-va… vaca… vacation! Yes, that’


The Orc Musical - Part IIThe sun streamed through the grimy yellow windows of Ervin’s equally dirty office. It wasn’t really his office, but since the owner seemed to be on a permanent leave, Ervin figured that no-one would really care. It was a nice enough gig; he had his own chair, a multi-storied file cabinet, and a cranky old typewriter, and if you stacked enough paper and puffy foam things in the corner, you had yourself a bed! Too bad that a colony of mice had decided to feast on his shoes and that the roof leaked like a colander. But you can’t have everything in life, especially when it’s free!The Orc Musical - Part II
With a sigh, Ervin leaned back in the high chair and


The Orc Musical - Part IIt was an early afternoon and the sun shone as brightly as a nobleman’s burning castle on a midwinter night. A sudden summer breeze swept playfully through the air, rustling the leaves with impish glee, and upsetting the local squirrel population with its dastardly behavior. It was a wild, raucous ride, but not even this could whisk away the day’s excruciating heat for but a moment. One might think this would be enough to force everyone into the merciful shade, but the ones in the great clearing down below seemed to be of a different mind.The Orc Musical - Part I
The air was hot, dry, tormenting at best, and the crowd loved it. Ervin Gobbersnapper – a s
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Down by the riverDown Down Down by the water She sits by the river She waits for meDown by the river
Down Down Down in the river She wades through the water She sings for me
Down Down Down under the surface She waits on the bottom She sings no more…


In the rainShe cries in the rain It pours down her face She doesn’t yet know it But those are tears of joy And who could comprehend That her heart has just been sold Taken by an angel Tucked safely in his hand He left her lonely in the rain Hugged her tight and he was gone With but a few soft whispers Murmured words for her to holdIn the rain


True LoveI blink in astonishment. She’s here! Finally! I let out a sigh of relief and my heart melts into a puddle of lovey-dovey goo. I’ve been here for almost a week now, watching this woman from my little table by the corner café. She’s rather elusive, my love, but I am patient, and don’t mind waiting for hours - even days! - just for a glimpse of this silvery-haired angel. Today is the day; I will walk up to her, even speak to her! My love for her will never be from afar again… I gather my courage, wrap it up tightly in a ball of confidence and bold charm. Then I tuck it safely into my shirt pocket, give it a gentle pat, and I am off!True Love


InsideYou beautiful women You beautiful menInside
You're making me smile You're making me cry
You drive me crazy You drive me out of my mind
You bring tears to my eyes And you whisk it all away
All you beautiful women All you beautiful men
You're all driving me insane You're all driving me away
You bring me closer one more time
And you push me far away
It is sanity you seek But madness that you find
You beautiful women... You beautiful men...
Look inside your hearts And find your


TomorrowRecreated reality in a 3D-world of bullet rains and power trains The nuclearian music runs steady through my veins It is hollow It is beauty It is the life that we build for ourselves nowTomorrow
Don't cry over a life you knew that quickly turned grey There is colour and beauty, pumping new life into the body of the world Just sit silent Just lend your ear And listen to the pulse of the new World
Would you have believed the world of tomorrow would hold such promise? Bottled up in a cage of despair She lies waiting still The fairy of the poor The Godmother of a


How the Magpie Lost His VoiceThe sparrows chittered, the doves they cooed, while the owl turned its head and wisely hooted. High above, the hawk called, screeching out how it longed for Lady Spring. As it soared through the air it spotted a right fine rascal; it was the magpie, busy strutting his stuff, as always. With a gentle crane of his neck, he looked up and sang at the hawk in an angelic voice. It was more beautiful and enchanting than ever before, and to her great demise the hawk could not help herself, but began to drift and sharply veer, until she dove and landed nearby. It was not the first time he had stolen her heart, and it seemed he enjoyed it more and moreHow the Magpie Lost His Voice


Pirates And Fine FellowsIt was an odd sight that greeted the townspeople of Herringsworth this late afternoon. Never before had such a display of salty beauty and fiery temper graced them with its presence. It should be said, however, that the foul mood was well-deserved and more than understandable. And the source of all this commotion, you wonder? It was no other than the dreaded female pirate, Jack Lined Jess herself!Pirates And Fine Fellows
The auburn-haired woman stomped furiously up the steps of the gently sloping hill, hissing and glaring at anyone who dared cross her path.
"Bloody bastard, I'll kill 'im! No," she corrected herself. "I'll kill 'im, I'll kil


RemembranceIn the mist she stands Caressing my bare face Her tattered lips they whisper On a hymn of silence It is longing that I see Loneliness I hear A son lost Another found An old woman she be But with a quivering heart A mind left in shards It is the mother in her That will always rememberRemembrance


Song of the GiantThe moon shone bright, the clouds flew by, and the world seemed at peace, comfortably tucked in under this blanket of soothing darkness called night. Down by the lakes and forest ponds a mirror image of this tranquility was formed. Striving hard, they did, to make their wet surfaces reflect the beauty back up at the universe. But something lay uneasy this night… Beneath the shield that guarded the way into the world an ancient face gazed up longingly. Although, how its milky white eyes knew what to search for was anyone’s guess. Nevertheless, light flickered in those orbs as they moved back forth. Something had causedSong of the Giant


Grey silver moonlightLo! There she stands Upon the ridge of solitude Wrapped in grey silver She dons the moonlight like a cloak Her eyes could be yearning I cannot be sure But such a smirk on her face I must surely look the fool! Was there a hint of desperation? Is she clinging to life? I cannot help it But must find out why For if I should blink She might well pass me by And I will not have it For a more curious creature I have yet to findGrey silver moonlight