The crocodile with a porcupine on her head
sidled down to the library at a temperature of
35 degrees, crying in abject self-pity, no water
anywhere, no swamp nearby, walking on heated
...
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At the barbeque for the king
Or was it the queen
I can't remember it has been
So long ago when
We were gay and fancy free
But the bullock chosen was well fed
So that the spring of ribs
Encased a humongous gut
Once filled with feeds and such
And once led to the slaughter
Was bled and emptied
Prepared for the stuffing
But there's more for they were
prepared in a line
The sheep
A pig
A goose
A hen
Small birds freshly shot
Then mushrooms
And spices all begot
Each and ever rubbed and anointed
With oils and wines and assorted
Preparations of such flavors
That tempt those in their endeavors
A mix of salts and peppers
Finally completed the dusting
Then in sequence large to small
Each was stuffed into the waiting walls
Laced up with a bit of gut
Carefully washed to ensure no retention
Before being placed
Into the awaiting cavern
Till with completeness the
Bullock freshly skinned and treated
Is above the fire suspended
Turning on the spit for hours
Without end, the sides
Anointed again
With an oily blend
The aroma, smell if you like
Raising above the smoke
And glowing coals
Until the total, a mass of
Brown and gold
Fit for a king it was and is
Here we have the best
For those who live in physical again!
And the crocodile beacons those near
To remove their headdress and appear
As they are, wanton and lost amongst
The others gathered for the feast.
Devouring
Feeding on the
internet's gore.
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At the barbeque for the king Or was it the queen I can't remember it has been So long ago when We were gay and fancy free But the bullock chosen was well fed So that the spring of ribs Encased a humongous gut Once filled with feeds and such And once led to the slaughter Was bled and emptied Prepared for the stuffing But there's more for they were prepared in a line The sheep A pig A goose A hen Small birds freshly shot Then mushrooms And spices all begot Each and ever rubbed and anointed With oils and wines and assorted Preparations of such flavors That tempt those in their endeavors A mix of salts and peppers Finally completed the dusting Then in sequence large to small Each was stuffed into the waiting walls Laced up with a bit of gut Carefully washed to ensure no retention Before being placed Into the awaiting cavern Till with completeness the Bullock freshly skinned and treated Is above the fire suspended Turning on the spit for hours Without end, the sides Anointed again With an oily blend The aroma, smell if you like Raising above the smoke And glowing coals Until the total, a mass of Brown and gold Fit for a king it was and is Here we have the best For those who live in physical again! And the crocodile beacons those near To remove their headdress and appear As they are, wanton and lost amongst The others gathered for the feast. Devouring Feeding on the internet's gore.