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Tooth Sheaf By Lerk
When sampling brew from other land
I tried one once that weighed like sand
Tooth Sheaf, it said, I swear with wink
with hard consistency of grit
I could almost swear, when I took drink
that I, instead, was drunk by it
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The ubiquitous "submit" button by Lerk
In fear and trepidation, I cringe at each window fly the web is not a happy place but servile hell without a face
No matter if I order stuff or answer questions in a huff come joyous, sad or apathetic I vow right now to be ascetic
So listen close, I tell no lies independent thought, now realize quite soon will just evaporate and leave us all as automates
The proof of plot so dark, insidious the little toggle, god, it's hideous that just to respond upon the net, I've no choice, can't around it get.
Who are these fiends that ask of me the last shred of my weak dignity That harsh command the button sets and orders souls like me "submit"
Submit to what?, I beg and plead surely the web itself has no need of lives as dreary, grey as mine of someone so bereft of time.
What religion this, it's so perverse the empty aether grinds its curse and forces mice and men comply stealing them of alibi
"Submit" and "resubmit" again does this torture have no end? the only worse, I give up ghost pillored am I against the "post"
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I like silly, fun poems. I am not a great poet, but ogden nash is my hero.
ok, one more....
Between Ginger and Mary Ann By Lerk
when forced to pick between the two, it puts me rather deeply blue for each has just the quality to wish me shipwrecked out at sea
Ginger is the sailor's choice with wiggled walk and sultry voice But Mary Ann, all fresh and scrub Is never one that I would snub
A stolen kiss from Farmer's daughter is to a desert dweller, water a calf-like nuzzle behind the ear would make me blush, to be the steer
and gingham does more comfort give than fancy silks or satin gold and I would rather try and live in Kansas warmth than L.A. cold
oh, ginger's nice, and quite the snap but I am not a fancy chap I seek the heart and not the face I gravitate toward homespun grace you'll never top the joy, I think of winsome smile and hearty wink Not with the hips, or lips, or sips from ginger's heady brew of drink
But might I ask a thing of you on such a choice I hesitate instead of choosing one of two could I not rather vacillate?
Mary Ann's my choice, but brother! my adolescent fantasy is not the one or just the other but island hammocks built for three!
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I tried joining a poetry website once and was soundly beaten and driven away. The fact that I rhymed was apparently a sin.
at any rate, hope y'all enjoy these anyhow....
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