Thursday, January 21, 2010
Annoying Things
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Daddy's Home
It was a brisk winter night, with the nipple-hardening cold
Not a person was about, not even the old.
It was late in the evening, about 11 hours past noon,
With 4 men waiting for the bus, as it was coming soon.
Smelling like sweat from their intense soccer game,
those damn C-league intramurals, they really aren't lame!
They walked up to the bus stop, where others did wait
And stood there together to start talking real estate
That's actually not true, I just need something to rhyme
Don't go hating on me bitch! That ain't no crime!
Anyways back to the story, this won’t take long,
Perhaps sing-aloud, like a nice little song.
A shower of leaves fell upon us with care
Did that bitch really do that? The one with the hair
She most certainly did and she left us alone,
But only for a second because our future was known.
She pushed us from behind, for no apparent reason
And said to stop talking about deer hunting season.
That's a lie too, you will soon catch on,
This poem is just so damn hard 'mon!
She said to stop making, fun of her friend,
the one puking up vodka, in the trash at the end.
"Stop being assholes" she incoherently said,
For if we did not, we'd surely be dead.
We went back to our business, we thought she was done
But I saw her come back, now it's time for the fun.
I ripped off my jacket, in a fake white-hot rage
Said "bitch what's your problem? get back in yo' cage!"
At this point she is fuming, in her belligerent stupor
I thought to myself "well isn't this super?"
She grabbed me by the shirt, and got up in my face
Her hand in her purse, probably reaching for mace.
At this point I'm scared of the screaming devil child
This drunken surprise was no longer on mild.
She starts kneeing me in my special parts and punching my back,
pushing me into the street, I almost fell back!
But with his quick catlike reflexes and giant man hands,
It was
He boxed me out from her, like Shaq on a midget.
She reached for me still, scratching me with her digit.
But soon the psycho left, and then the bus came.
Ending the story of being abused by a dame.
It might not sound scary, and I may look like an ass
But don't let my poem fool you, she was quite full of sass.
That is all for now, as I close out this tale,
For my next adventure, I wrestle a whale.
Ha gotcha again! Another bold lie,
I'm so good at poems, this one ends with bye-bye!