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For Heather's Unofficial Unscramble Challenge
Sure as pigs are made of bacon
And gods love a good libation,
I risk blunt humiliation
In taking up my pen.
*
But, here on this, now spoilt, morning,
I issue a public warning
Though I face outrageous scorning
Until I know not when.
*
As I write, my lips are pitch-black
And my vision has just come back.
A burnt odor indicates the lack
Of ozone in the air.
*
My poor buns are seared together,
Manhood's missing altogether
And my scalp looks like burnt leather
With some sparse pubic hair.
*
My eyeballs are albinotic
And their brows have gone psychotic.
I'm completely cyanotic,
And my nose is but a stub,
*
I could swear while I lay sleeping,
Some strange lunatic came creeping,
And spent the entire night keeping
Time on my head with a club.
*
Like a capon for the table
I am wobbly and unstable,
Legs entirely unable
To support my sagging weight.
*
I am tailspun and bedraggled
As a horse that sped and straggled
While its rider spurred and haggled
With the devil o'er his fate.
*
Now, a sibilant voice pealing,
Through my sinciput goes reeling,
And I feel no other feeling
Than the pain within my pate.
*
So, you see, these deep plications
On my brow are indications
Of the warning declarations
That I must uncap for you.
*
When your plan of daily grooming
Begins to be time-consuming
And you're rushing while presuming
Everything is in the pink,
*
Should you drop your 'lectric trimmer,
And the bathroom light grow dimmer,
Things will get a whole lot grimmer
If you grab it from the sink.
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A/N: Just realized that I wrote more than double the maximum word count on this, so it's not eligible. I was having so much fun I got carried away.
Thanks, Heather, for posting such a creative and fun challenge! Readers: Check it out and join in HERE:
About the Creator
Dana Crandell
Dad, Stepdad, Grandpa, Husband, lover of Nature and dogs.
Poet, Writer, Editor, Photographer, Artist
My poetry collection: Life, Love & Ludicrosity
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