1996 On Town and Bar
On Town and Bar
sexy stinky
the rattle of rubber bones
sashay, she’s winking
Rembrandt could not improve upon those legs
Powerless, the old man is on a boy’s whim.
The whiskey drinks the man
Under the table,
Ah, but the table was willing
He fell to his feet
Standing on her bra
Builds condominiums on her attitude
Cola from her tears
And condiments from her piss (no need for a straw)
Filling her up to her feet
From which wafts up the odor of the most beautiful dead queen
Introduce her
Musk macabre, the milk merry mother
Of our God,
Her breath is a breeze
Her smile a culture
The swelling of the vulture
The murder of the King
Attention at best is moody
But the appetite is keen
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