
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Population Control
Have you ever stopped to think about disease
The way it works in such mysterious ways
Attacking all
at random
without one word
I’ve thought this over many a time
And it seems to me a reasonable answer
What if the gods above do not approve
Of the shenanigans that’s been going on around these parts
Mother nature is tired of the way we treat her
So she strikes
one by one
Keeping us all on our toes
So wouldn’t it be
funny, wild, strange
If all of these diseases
Incurable indeed
Simply
Our world’s way
Of getting rid of us
Tormenting each
The Sick, the family, the friends
As we have tormented her
Everything that she loves most
Her earth
Her prized gift to us
“Our World”
And in her defense
Its simply population control
Ode to My Velvet Red Robe
I asked for one thing for my birthday
Make it two
A fancy party
And a velvet red robe
Marti didn’t disappoint
Who am I kidding
She never does
Folded mindlessly
On an old velvet green love seat
Lay my velvet red robe
With golden touches of flowers
On the bottom, collar, and cufflings
Slipped it on
As quick as can be
Buttoned the two buttons
Just around the neck
And tied her up nice
I looked at my reflection
Only to find
An emperor
Of some Asian democracy
He quickly transformed
Into none other then
Hugh Hefner himself
Surrounded by saucy big boobed bunnies
With cute little tails
I shook my head
In complete disbelief
And when Halloween
Came around
Not so long ago
A vampire emerged
Blood dripping down
From my sharp glued in teeth
I spooked em all
Screaming “Countess Dracula…
She’s so Spo0o0o0oky”
Whoever I may be
It’s the robe
That makes it
More than possible
To jump in disguise
As a ruler, a pimp, or a blood sucking whore
To be honest
I've really grown
to like them all