the "mysterious M" as Katherine Ross                                         
     
                         A Tribute To My Friend (sometime around Feb. 2010)

                  His knowledge of music was superb
          The spectrum from classics to rap
           His golden hands beyond compare
           Repairing an engine
           Or a spilled mishap

                                        Jack of all trades, master of none
                                        Never finishes whatever’s begun
                                        But an inner drive compels him to wake
                                        This man’s got a plan, make no mistake.

                                  Moose                                                                       
                                     With his fearless feline upon his chest
                                     Purring endless support, “Master you’re the best”
                                     He attacks the keyboard with unleashed zest
                                     And puts thoughts to the site, there’s no time to rest

   Healthcare reform – I can do better
   Energy reform – put on a sweater
   Tax reform – let the rich pay
   And cut out the fat, like the TSA

                    Too many foreigners, put up a wall
                    Amnesty first, they’re here after all
                    The lazy in Congress just lining their pockets
                    And blind judges dismiss criminals From piled-high dockets.

                                                     His mind a-spinning, the words coming faster
                                                     No punctuation, the spellings a disaster
                                                     Can’t stem the tide, can’t stop the flow
                                                     First Trenton, then Washington, and of course, Mexico

                                 

Must save the world, my mission is clear
So he dons the stretch-suit blue underwear
He looks in the mirror and admires the reflection
Yes, they’ll all see I’m right - in the next election

                                    In a monotone mumble attaching the red cape
                                    “Those scumbags in Washington will never escape!”
                                    He points to the “S” sewn on Royal Blue polyester
                                    “They thought I was just the class jester!”
           
        Stein               Jack

                                                         “S” for Stein, Superior and Spry
                                                          You see New Jersey – I’m your guy
                                                          I’m your everyday Joe, trying to get by
                                                          Paying my taxes, though I don’t know why
                                                          I’m getting less the more I give
                                                          Not asking for much, just want to live

On location- Mexico Beto as Redford, Stein as Newman

                                          

The answer’s so clear, get out of the routine
Must get the Times to see what I mean
It's what’s fair in this world, not just to me
Real jobs created, a global society

          Just hear me out, go to my site
          I may be wrong – but I may be right!
          (Thank you Billy)
          That’s me, a little silly.

                    Give me your vote, and I’ll set it straight
                    Citizenship to illegals, then close the gate
                    Must help our neighbors stimulate
                    Shake hands cross the borders before it’s too late.

                                At home reduce what’s not essential
                                Try new ideas that have potential
                                Kick out the old guard in favor of new
                                Learn from the good ones who knew what to do.
 
                                     

Responsible decisions, based on our needs
Reasonable healthcare, we’re planting the seeds
Build up the reserves, secure our borders
Reduce the balances, can the hoarders
So much to do, I’m only
one man

     
Can I do it all? Oh -"You betcha"– I can!
But first I have to attend to some chores,
Feed the kitty – and go swab the floors.


                Wolfie         
                                                                                                                       Candidate working as an office cleaner in Hammonton,
                                                                                                                                                            Bellevue Ave.