Terrible (tĕr′ə-bəl): n. A salutation. Syn.: dear, my dear, hi, hello
Just (jŭst): n. & v. A statement of absolute truth. Ex: Just found out that Obama had my “wires tapped.”
Found Out (found out): tr.v. To receive an incontrovertible revelation of indisputable fact from a minor entertainment personage on Fox News.
Wire (wīr): n. A force aimed at crushing narcissism.
Tap also Tapp (tăp): n. A euphemism for the shattered fantasies of a tyrant.
Lawyer (loi′yər): n. Someone who will teach everyone a lesson.
Sacred (sā′krĭd): adj. A term used to depict something as being religious when one is wholly ignorant of religion or spirituality. Ex: sacred toothpicks, sacred cornflakes, “sacred election process”
“Wiretap” (wīr′tăp′): tr.v. To watch, surveil, or look at. Ex: “Wiretap” that girl, Billy, and pass me a Tic Tac.
Bad (băd): adj. A dyspeptic global emotion experienced upon waking in the early hours and relieved only through tweeting before breakfast or by experiencing a huge, laxative induced, bowel movement.
Sick Guy (sĭk gī): n. Any member of the entire world that disagrees with the tyrant.
Sad (săd): adj. 1. Whatever inhibits grandiosity. 2. n. The present state of affairs in the United States of America.
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Citing no evidence, Trump accuses Obama of tapping his phones during the election [LA Times]
Charles Brice is the author of “Flashcuts Out of Chaos” (WordTech Editions, 2016). His poetry has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and has appeared in over 45 publications including in The Atlanta Review, Hawaii Review, Chiron Review, The Dunes Review, SLAB, and Fifth Wednesday Journal.
