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The little worms so faithful That salad I take in my belly It’s rather catchy ain’t it? Lick it clean, this plate, down lower.
This pad of paper feels so unnatural Like the ink is spreading over the virus This computer is so satisfying Like a tit in your mouth.
I’m so hungry Vegetables don’t make it for me Maybe I should, no it would be Shhh too noisy
STELLA! Oh crack that bottle yes Hold it still Maybe he won’t see you
That rock looks soft enough Paint set for children My father’s program Programmed wrong What a challenge!
Scrub those veggies Whip them into shape They’ll need their workout In my belly
Peanut butter sandwich Adopted pickle Soft mustard fish And a sunny side up egg on you bald head
If you paint that clock again I’ll have to make love to you If you sing that song again I’ll have to make love to you If you read my poem and smile I’ll either hate you Or I’ll have to make love to you
I write my best when I’m red I write my best when I’m pale I rest my best when I’m tired When I’m my best I am my worst Because I don’t think about it
Pretty tomato paste Catch my catchy eating Take my salad bowl and crack it Marlon will stab himself with it And you’ll smile And prove the daughter wrong
British boys are good. Like lots of vinegar on a salad You can’t swallow pure. |
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