Wherever I lay my hat
mammalian flight case goes to battle - with only a walnut for a brain
reflects on the sheen of a young Roger Moore, thinking
Brylcreem might just be step 3 of a plan that it stole
from the Internet
memed to extremes, tweaked, wiki'd and tweeted
stolen like screams beneath Norwegian noses
causing the lice to parade in pomade
tank-top dancers
scratch as nymphs screw til they're squillions
skewer and suck through sub-dermal canals
blood utopia riptides
valves vibrating vodka
to darkness (Pig's likeness)
arch anthropods pissed as the head
with the hat
Fun fact for the day: just as some immature insects are called nymphs, the immature water-dwelling insects such as mayflies and damselflies are known as naiads, after the Greek mythological water nymphs.
I think we can all see the resemblance between a mayfly naiad and a Greek naiad.
2 comments:
Funny thing: as I was reading the poem, I could hear it being narrated in your voice.
Ash
Wow, that's EXACTLY what I was thinking when I posted mine! ;P
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