Behold Woodrow Wilson Offers Up a Riddle Woodrow Wilson portends progress on your land. A people's empty head holds on high - priestly shamans adherents to the shore - offers trusting hearts to Dark Fabian's siren song. Gaze the mirror darkly glowing - there sacred countenance hanging. Behold shaded pinnings laid and olden praising as though lore - burning pages nineteen hundred more. Legion secrets where there were none. Clandestine ever changing over fallen ever climbing - never stopping, never giving - only taking for their own with titles interchanging - Definitions rearranging evil harvest they do sow. Now the treasure if you find it - where it's from just never mind it. Cry aloud no one hearing - heros downed as from behind. It's never where you think it. If it's hemlock you would drink it. Seek the answer to this riddle away your days you will diddle - bright performance your demise. Stalwart walls upon is written. Dandy musing wrong lest is given - even so all repeat it just the same. (This insoluble riddle's just for fun - you will not solve it lest history deep is your love. Though you will never admit it we all of us will relive it as in a tormenting dream that if we look far enough behind we can see tomorrow - and that's the good news. Now for the Bad...~:0)
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Kim Reid 29 Sep 2019
Nice work. I never would of understood your illustration, until I read "The Creature from Jekyll Island" by G. Edward Griffin. Especially creepy is his chapters on the 'Report from Iron Mountain.' Thanks for your visual understanding of deep-state.Anonymous Guest 22 Aug 2008
This is one of my favs. The monkey cyclist is up there too though, but I don't know...I have a thing for penguins...and cripples. M. SinklierDoris B. Lambling 22 Apr 2008
grrr - it's so strange and also so fascinating and great!Gavin North 24 Mar 2008
WOW I like this because it is so surreal. Excellent piece ChasSeth Weaver 04 Mar 2008
An awesome visual storyteller and artist...you are so talented, Charles.Armando Salas 18 Feb 2008
:-)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))Maria Murphy 16 Feb 2008
wonderful work!!Monika Moore 07 Feb 2008
Does this have anything to do with Woodrow's 1923 Armistice Day Broadcast recording or his 1919 accidental radio broadcast when he spoke from a ship to World War I troops aboard other vessels and it was picked up by some people in America? I think I see an audio plug symbol behind WW but I'm not sure ... :) BTW, Chas, do you torture small animals, too? Lol! ~MNelly van Nieuwenhuijzen 28 Jan 2008
you are such a great story teller and such a great creator!!!!!Joke Schotting 26 Jan 2008
A great work my friend!!thea walstra 26 Jan 2008
A great combo with a true end!Barry Huyett 25 Jan 2008
great combo...well done!Alberto D'Assumpcao 25 Jan 2008
Very ironic, Chas!!! Love that!!! The colours and composition are fantastics, my friend!Steve Farr 24 Jan 2008
And whats the bad news, Chas? Hey, great stuff per usual!! ~SLior Goldenberg 24 Jan 2008
A penguin again? Must be your favorite pet... Cool work, Chas! (although I must admit I have no idea what is it about)Bailey Hopper 24 Jan 2008
Is there an answer to the riddle?jamie winter 24 Jan 2008
to cool Chasmel taylor 24 Jan 2008
Beautiful work, Chas!! mel