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  • How’s your Hedge Fund now Baby

    By walt | December 31, 2009

    How’s your Hedge Fund now Baby by walt stewart c 2009 

     

      Momma’s holding kitchen court  there’s nothing to eat

      Says  she’s got to  rest her weary feet    

      Ain’t seen it this bad since Papa lost the still

      When the tea pot boiled over on the S & L bill

     

    Chorus:     and Momma said to Daddy

     How’s your   hedge fund now baby                 

    You still think   it’s    just an accident           

    It’s seven come eleven with  side effects      

    these money changers got no     horse sense

     

     She says it’s a mater of g-eights dysfunction  

       Playing Texas hold-em   at the g-twenty junction

       It’s  no fun trimming  hedges in the big apple

       When blind credit raters take over the chapel

    Chorus:       

     

     

       In walked  the judge wearing his derivative suit

        Money leaking from the soul of his boot

        Daddy say’s to Momma where’d you get this crap

        She Says  been doing my banking  at the Laundromat

     

    Chorus

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    When our belt gets pulled real tight

    By walt | December 30, 2009

     

      

      

      

    When our belt gets pulled real tight

     w. stewart copy right 2009

     

     

    Maslow’s root Chakras

    insist we survive.

    Surfing  chaos like a raptor

    T-rex around the hive.

    Huntin  strange attractors

    buffalo dressed all white. 

    Eyes open widest when

    the belt gets pulled real tight.

     

     

    Credit defaults, Count-in chickens

    or did the egg  get the nod  

    sent our house of sandy

    Cards falling like a Cod.

    Flying  from   rubble of

    a falling green façade.

    Can’t call  S.E.C.

    cause their  the Vice Squad.

     

     Eyes fly wide open When our belts get jerked  real tight,

    I’m at tent city its stone soup again tonight.

    Can’t pay the doctor bills since the bank dropped their kite.

    They sold out my grand kids where’s our Bill of Rights.

     

    EYE above  Pyramid

    Hollow as our Chest .

    Since Captain Jack and Burning Bushes

    sailed away like the rest.

    Sent the dueling spirals

    and Darwin a new dawn.  

    Wall papered book of faces

    texted on   and    on   an   on.

     

    Eyes fly wide open When our belts get jerked  real tight,

    I’m at tent city its stone soup again tonight.

    Can’t pay the doctor bills since the bank dropped their kite.

    They sold out my grand kids, who turned out the lite.

     

    Mayan hour glass is empty

    spring forward then fall back.

    manic tribe of locust

    fighting for some PAC.

    Green Zeus we trusted

    left us an empty sack.                           

    Earth will survive herself

    When our belt gets j-e-r-k-e-d real tight.

     

    Baby’s rock-in  cradle

    there’s  honey in the nest.

    How can we sustain her

    Full ripe Breast.

    We are all in this web

    T’was  Nixon said it best.

    but Gaia plays Dominoes

    better than the rest.

     

     Eyes fly wide open When our belts get jerked  real tight,

    I’m at tent city its stone soup again tonight.

    Can’t pay the doctor bills since the bank dropped their kite.

    They sold out our grand kids where’s our Bill of Rights.

     

     

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    Jagged Old Wound

    By walt | December 30, 2009

    Jagged Old Wound walt stewart 11-18-09, copy right

     

    He was my hero, on that starless night
    wish I‘d done more in that fire fight
    should have been me, it could of been me
    he pushed me away, I wish it been me

    My heart hurts can’t think at all
    The tears are here but they won’t fall
    Oh where are you honey, not feeling too sunny
    I just don’t know why he had to go ?

    Maybe a new truck will help my pain
    Some chocolate chips or … cocaine
    A trip to Cabo to smoke more pot
    Gotta fill this hole where he got shot

    Stuck in this sand, done my share of harm
    Ain’t coming back, fifth tour’s a charm
    This war’s been hell, its eating our lunch
    I’m coming home baby, God I miss them so much

    Been home sometime now, sleep comes in small
    Waitress knows to seat me, in the chair against the wall
    People drive so crazy here, they just got to cease
    Don’t get too close now, I just want my peace

    Maybe a new truck will help my pain
    Some chocolate chips or … cocaine
    A trip to Cabo smoke more pot
    Gotta fill this hole where they all are not.

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    United Breaks Guitars

    By walt | November 24, 2009

    Pretty clever, don’t ya think? Clever this is Briliant, thank you so much Dave for not being a Victim. I love that you used your creativity to flip this situation into lemon aid. Bless you. Walt

    A musician named Dave Carroll recently had difficulty with United Airlines. United apparently damaged his treasured Taylor guitar ($3500) during a flight. Dave spent over 9 months trying to get United to pay for damages caused by baggage handlers to his custom Taylor guitar. During his final exchange with the United Customer Relations Manager, he stated that he was left with no choice other than to create a music video for youtube exposing their lack of cooperation. The Manager responded : “Good luck with that one, pal”.

    So he posted a retaliatory video on YouTube. The video has since received over 5.5 million hits. United Airlines contacted the musician and attempted settlement in exchange for pulling the video. Naturally his response was: “Good luck with that one, pal”.

    Taylor Guitars sent the musician 2 new custom guitars in appreciation for the product recognition from the video that has led to a sharp increase in orders.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YGc4zOqozo&NR=1

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEqvCktdSBM&NR=1 hitler blames United

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    MY Boss “You’re FIRED”

    By walt | October 27, 2009

    Your Late

    Yes I was ill

    But You’re late

    I know  

    I was Depressed

    You’re FIRED sign here

    Thank you

    I am feeling better already.

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    Sweaty Axial Greased Men

    By walt | October 21, 2009

     

     

    Mom needed help raising 10 children

    You took us on jobs where

    Men brought water up from the earth

    They laughed and cussed at

    Each other in the Texas heat

     

    Lumbering tools bent deep

    Sweaty axial grease men

    Who shaped pipe, rope,

    Wrenches and steel

    Into surgeon’s wands

    Coaxing the nectar upward

     

    Men who long new

    The value of Aqua Dulce

    Before it was bottled up

    Back when it and childrem flowed free

    Men who knew how to find the real liquid gold

    They knew they had to protect it

    You gave me all you had

    A livelihood of knowledge

    Now I drink your memory Dad

    Like a Sailor drinks his beer

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    GOLD and your portfolio

    By walt | October 14, 2009

    When I was growing up it seemed we where always hearing news of Fort Knox and all the gold inside its vaults. Have you heard anything lately? Oh I know I could Google it right now. But No one seems to talk about the old standard except maybe Ron Paul. I wonder why especially since the dollar is deflating and Gold is Sky rocketing. Oh in a past life  I was in the Market and in the Offshore Oil Business. Sometimes I find myself dreaming about it at night, then I wake up the next day (like this morning) and wonder about this world and its illusions. If the Financial world was a piece of art I can see it is unbalanced and has too weak a armature.

    So it seems to me all the financial advisers are in the dark ages when they tell you Gold Should only be 5% of your investment portfolio. Remember when Gold was $340 an ounce? Da! I say minimum investment in Gold should be between 8-15% of your investment. We never should have gotten off the Gold and Silver Standard.

    Reminds me of Peter Sellers as Chance the Gardner you know the movie with Shirley McClain? Can’t remember the movie title though. Any way if you have not seen it get it. Very Funny!

    OK I am going to the Studio now enough of this balancing of my check book stuff. Thanks for helping me purge all that before I go.

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    Boy’s find things in the dirt.

    By walt | October 3, 2009

     

     

    Summertime, playing marbles with your little brother

    Lagging crystals, bowlees, and cat’s-eye’s in the dirt

    Hearing the barking of your saxophone

    To the beat of square, circle, triangle, and star shaped notes

    Vibrating through your window screen

    Raked through each tinny opening  freely

    Squawking bluesy rhythms escaped

    Unlike your image hidden  in your dark underworld.

    Us outside free in the sunlight with your music

    Never saw your face, wondered, where you loosing your marbles like me?

    I know now you had found them in that darkness.

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    The Rakuist Lunch

    By walt | October 1, 2009

     

    Exhaling  into the Earth

    Centering her skin

    Initiating a opening

    Spirit penetrates her fertile core.

    Life pulls in all directions

    Generating a globular shape

     

    Death beckons the fruit to its funeral pyre.

    Smoke, steam, and fumes billow

    Dancing oxygen starved  onlookers

    Timing their alchemic attack.

     

    Clawing into hot coals and ash

    Revealing  matured sustenance

    Results of the sacred dance.

    Fiery hot petals pealed open

    Revealing rows of golden beauty of the gods.

     

    Gingerly salting, biting membranes

    Savoring, swallowing cells ruptured

    Love’s released  essence.

    Potter devours his a-maze-ing meal.

     

     

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    Train Trestles (the lucky shot)

    By walt | September 29, 2009

    In late Spring we would go and pick blackberries along the railroad tracks near the trestles that crossed White Oak bayou near 34th Street. Once my brothers and a few of our friends got hungry and decided to forage for some berries to eat. It was hot and we where sweaty and sandy from a dirt clod fight we just finished with a neighboring band of boys we didn’t know to well.

    I looked for a stick to move the brier vine with before sticking  my hand in like my Dad had taught us. “Scare any snakes off before you put your hand inside a bush to pick a Blackberry” he always warned. I found the right stick and began feasting on some of the juicy fruit. Blackberries have a range of flavors depending on their ripeness. The still red ones are bitter and tart, The Black ones are less tart but the purple black ones they are my favorite sweet and juicy. Some times we would pick some to take home making a pouch with our tee shirts but mom would get mad cause it left a purple stain she couldn’t wash out. We seemed to be eating more than collecting.

    I HEARD THE RUMBLE OF A TRAIN COMING WAY BEFORE I SAW IT ROUND THE BEND ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRESTLES. It was the late morning freighter heading into Houston from the North, The engine whizzed buy and we waved and watched awhile then started harvesting again. It’s hard to focus at a simple task of picking berries within 15 feet of tons of steel whizzing by at 25 MPH. So I looked up and saw the caboose crossing the trestles coming toward us. Mr.Caboose leaning out the window to see what we where doing, he was waving to us. I had just picked the biggest blackberry of the day when the Caboose came along side my brother Steve . I hollared over to Steve “WATCH THIS ” (which I now know as his famous last words) I wound up and threw  the berry towards the man in the caboose waving out his window. He did not see it coming. the lead was perfect as a quarterback to a wide reciever going on a post pattern.

    SPLAT!  Blackberry hit him right between the eyes making a reddish purple spot that exploaded  like he had been shot. We couldn’t help but started laughing then I saw him pick up this radio to call the Engineer. Instantly we heard the train brakes begin to squeal and the whistle blow. We looked at each other dropped our snake sticks and began running and yelling for the other boys to get the hell out of there. The others did not know what was happening but instinct kicked in and they took off too. We where long gone before they got that train stopped but hid in the woods for another hour in silence just in case. You can bet we where as hidden as those blackberries we where searching for earlier.

    So If your reading this Mr. Caboose consider this my Appology. I’m Sorry! Can’t help but still chuckle, when I think about it though.

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