I’ll Lick His Sin Good
(Accompanied to the sound of schoolboys hopping)
How silver,
Well at least I’m acclimating.
Always the glout,
Scared of skirted images.
In Oscar’s mirror:
“Oh! Look at the way we’re out!”
Now give us a—no right to sigh—
Oh maid!
Ouster the Prague,
In carts of sprinkle
Look here, you Prague
At the other sequel
In Oscar’s mirror:
“Oh look at a way we’re out!”
Now give us a—how far is a—
a dance.
All penguins; the slow, slow stead
While I disa—
I’ll gnaw you one
All night.
Lambaste the winner,
Cry “Used ant dinner!”
You kinky towel-ly.
Or rent a Howly
Or eat clam outin’
Or follow me cloutin’.
The army victims,
The army kisses.
I’ll rip my banter,
I’ll toast to Anter.
He’s sitting like him.
He’s sitting like him!
I mean it’s simple:
I’ll lick his sin good.
I’ll start De Vala,
With lip and trala,
I’ll turn his smile off
But leave his scar on.
See Emmy Ralla,
He pushed him farther;
He bested him.
Cry, you, for some dinner
For I used to know him;
He followed me gloating.
Buy a kinky towel-ly,
Or rent a Howly.
The army victims,
The army kisses.
I’ll rip my banter,
I’ll toast to Anter.
He’s sitting like him.
He’s sitting like him!
I mean, my Simple:
I’ll lick his sin good.
2 comments:
I. Do. Not. Get. Poetry. Can you email me a plain language, prose interpretation of this poem? Seriously, please?
Sorry. My confession is in my newest post. :P
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