One moonbeam, undercooked
Three drops of cactus-water
Ten weighty tubs of time
A nickel or a quarter
Will scarify the slime
That cakes mine inner kettle
And scrapes mine inner ear
And puts me on my mettle
And fills my soul with fear
Then, with my old six-shooter
I'll cry "Let him who dares
Take on the arch-disputer
And hurl him down the stairs."
While any of my nephews
(Who clamour hereabout)
Pelt enemies with refuse
And kick them on the snout
And all my fearsome nieces
Expose themselves with gusto
For they know the local police is
Quite immune to lust. Oh ...
Never mind, I've rested
From nine till half-past eight
With brackets nicely nested
Dreams in final spate
Three drops of cactus-water
Eighty butts of lime
Will suit my darling daughter
Only half the time
Contributors: | Roland, P, TG, Bop. |
Poem finished: | 15th September 1997. |