Poems, Quotes, Sayings & Other Creative Stuff.

[Quick Steel]

My dear tongueriver, that is amazing. Extraordinary.

[Mumbleypeg]

Cal!

Ken

[treefarmer]

I wonder how many of our folks here on AAPK can actually relate to this very true set of verses?
Thanks for sharing it, it really depicts the true life of a country boy and his knife.
Treefarmer

[Doc B]

Cal...you're crackin' me up!

[TPK]

Great stuff! I loved it! Wish I could write that good!

Been haveing a hard time posting and can't get some things to work here today? When I try to get to "Your Posts" I get a Pop-Up with " General Error". When I try to make posts I keep getting knocked out of the AAPK and strang stuff like that. Don't know why.
Anyways, I'll try to post another poem when all seems to be working smoother.

[TPK]

Hi Folks,

I've been having such a hard time navigating around the AAPK, this could possibly be my last or one of a few last posts.
Anyways I wanted to post one more last poem before I sign off. If I can. I don't own any Queens yet but I wish that I did so that's what this poem expresses. Hope you enjoy. Take care everybody. I will truely miss you all. Over&Out


"Hail to the Queen"

Quite a sight, oh have you seen,
Underneath and in between, all blades sharp & polished clean,
Eyes locked on and focused keen,
Each heart pounding for the Queen,
Never held her but I dream,
I will one day hold the Queen!

By: Thomas DeVore September 30th 2019

[Mumbleypeg]

Hi Folks,

I've been having such a hard time navigating around the AAPK, this could possibly be my last or one of a few last posts.
Anyways I wanted to post one more last poem before I sign off. If I can. I don't own any Queens yet but I wish that I did so that's what this poem expresses. Hope you enjoy. Take care everybody. I will truely miss you all. Over&Out ::facepalm

Many of us have been experiencing problems "navigating around the AAPK" the past couple of days. Your problems might be related to the software changes being made to the site. Bryan is working on them as fast as he can so be patient and don't give up.

Ken

[TPK]

Hi Folks,

I've been having such a hard time navigating around the AAPK, this could possibly be my last or one of a few last posts.
Anyways I wanted to post one more last poem before I sign off. If I can. I don't own any Queens yet but I wish that I did so that's what this poem expresses. Hope you enjoy. Take care everybody. I will truely miss you all. Over&Out ::facepalm

Many of us have been experiencing problems "navigating around the AAPK" the past couple of days. Your problems might be related to the software changes being made to the site. Bryan is working on them as fast as he can so be patient and don't give up.

Ken

Thanks for the info Ken. I thought I was the only one having trouble. Not good at being patient but I'll try real hard.
Thanks a million Bryan for working out the bugs! Don't over stress yourself, but keep up the good work.

Talk to ya soon,
Tom

[TPK]

Hey guys,

Came up with another one today. This will be my #5 in "knife poems". It's just a short one but I hope you enjoy it, here it is. :


"HANDLES"

Blades, bails & bright bolsters,
Brass liners & snappy springs,
These are all just,
A few of the things,
I like handles!

By: Thomas DeVore - October 6th 2019 - 8:15 pm

[TPK]

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"I found a knife!!!"


Oh what a joy!
Oh boy!! Oh boy!!!
Oh boy! Oh boy!! Oh boy!!!
I found a knife!!!

By: Thomas DeVore
October 24th 2019

[doglegg]

It looks like a 72....
Blades were correct,
A little over 3 and 1/2 inches,
Swell center....
But no markings?
I guess imitation is the highest form of flattery.

But it doesn't say Camillus,
Although they may have made it.
HD, Schrade, Ulster, Bear, Imperial,
Hammer Brand, Craftsman, Remington, Keen Cutter
They all put their name on it.
But this one doesn't have a name.
I guess imitation is indeed the highest form of flattery.

[TPK]

Cool doglegg!

[jerryd6818]

I cut myself with the knife that I carry.
Sliced deep and much did it bleed.
The pain quickly leaves. It doesn't tarry.
But the scar that it left is more than momentary.

[doglegg]

Thanks TPK.

Indeed true Jerry.

[TPK]

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Nice Jerry!

[TPK]

.
How bout this? If you had to describe yourself with some kind of knife or cutlery word or words, term or terms, patterns, parts, features whatever, even words used to describe a knife are ok, as long as it is knife related, what comes to mind?

I'll start.:

TPK = Sandy Joints, & Swell Center.

I came up with a few more but I don't want to use up all the good descriptive words in one post.

Who's next?

Tom

[TPK]

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If your name is Case & you've been divorced two times then you'd be a Case XX

[jerryd6818]

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If your name is Case & you've been divorced two times then you'd be a Case XX

Or in the "case" of my second wife, whose maiden name was Case, a Case XXXXX

[TPK]

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If your name is Case & you've been divorced two times then you'd be a Case XX

Or in the "case" of my second wife, whose maiden name was Case, a Case XXXXX

Touché! You got me! lol
.

[jerryd6818]

There would have been six X's but number six got smart or cold feet (I prefer to think smart) and figuratively left her at the alter.

[TPK]

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Do you guys ever hang out. You Could Call youselves "The X-Men".

[jerryd6818]

Tom, you are one clever fella.

And our divorce papers would be called the "X-Files".

[TPK]

Tom, you are one clever fella.

And our divorce papers would be called the "X-Files".

And you'd bring your EXCALIBUR to keep people in line.

[TPK]

"SUNSHINE"

The sky today,
Is grey in grey,
Then several clouds,
Just drift away,

A beam of light,
Comes breaking through,
The sun is shining,
Just for you.



By: Thomas DeVore
October 29th 2019
10:55 P.M.
For: treefarmer
Goodnight all,
Tom

[treefarmer]

Thanks, Tom.