The Embroidered Gorgonzola
Their upturned spouts snorting pellucid drops
And handbags dancing polkas
Offer them embroided squares for linen sops
Telephones dancing in the dark
Their Bakelite hearts pounding with secret joy
The telemarketers are yodeling
Telepots and teaphones, together; bold,not coy
Handheld giantesses swooning
Their behemoth breasts bobbing as the music swells
Crashing cymbals, a distraught organ-grinder
Shouts as his monkey leaps from a huge brow and rappels!
Gorgonzola mothers, corsets
And limburger fathers in codpieces
Dantesque debacle, a nightmarish sight
The monkey leaps down, a screaming odd Rhesus.
Contributors: | N, Karen, F. |
Poem finished: | 26th August 2003. |