Cry the Narcotic Laundry
I dreamed a quaint equation
That would simplify my life
I needed scant persuasion
To reduce my load of strife
I jotted it, while sleeping
In a corner of my mind
Intending, for safe-keeping
To enlighten those behind
It started with a 'p' (I think)
And ended with a shriek
The middle part was indistinct
(My dream had grown quite weak)
And, though I knew it mattered
For the sake of global calm
My memory, quite scattered,
By the cry of my alarm
Refused to yield its burden
Though I scoured it several times
And walked it round the garden
While pelting it with limes
And thus my great solution
Dissolved towards the dawn
And during my ablution
Baptised, it died unborn.
Contributors: | Roland, P, TG. |
Poem finished: | 28th June 1997. |