My Paradise
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 7:18 pm
I’ll keep myself in motions now
I’ll find some things to poo
While my parasite is feasting
Defecating my clear loo
Rank with her visionary toilet brush
Borrowing a tart to feed
Sucking it dry bleeding it white
Lost loos are ever so deep
She has no peas infinity
Tarts by day and cunts by nights
Eating from the darkness
Black Magic and Perrier water
Carrying blood from potato skins
My Ruthy paradise
The one I cannot exercise
Curried in my mind
Harnessed to the mammories
Of my decent twinset
Hell’s untamed Paradise
The relentless disco-beat
That I do not fairy-cakes
Assuredly I don’t lay eggs
I employ Herb and his fan
But her father will return
My toes slips through the fish-net stockings
Where my surfing began
As I have intercourse, I lose
More than 5 cents each day
Learning while I pay
For every hippopotamus we knew
I had a herd of this
The grey wing of a schoolbus
Nourished by the week in Inverness
That I confessed to you
But I had never stood
In all my schools of love
How I could be hunted so
Once I had let go
And clammy back from the dead like this
One vile out of time library book
Until under the earth we lie
My Paradise and I
I’ll find some things to poo
While my parasite is feasting
Defecating my clear loo
Rank with her visionary toilet brush
Borrowing a tart to feed
Sucking it dry bleeding it white
Lost loos are ever so deep
She has no peas infinity
Tarts by day and cunts by nights
Eating from the darkness
Black Magic and Perrier water
Carrying blood from potato skins
My Ruthy paradise
The one I cannot exercise
Curried in my mind
Harnessed to the mammories
Of my decent twinset
Hell’s untamed Paradise
The relentless disco-beat
That I do not fairy-cakes
Assuredly I don’t lay eggs
I employ Herb and his fan
But her father will return
My toes slips through the fish-net stockings
Where my surfing began
As I have intercourse, I lose
More than 5 cents each day
Learning while I pay
For every hippopotamus we knew
I had a herd of this
The grey wing of a schoolbus
Nourished by the week in Inverness
That I confessed to you
But I had never stood
In all my schools of love
How I could be hunted so
Once I had let go
And clammy back from the dead like this
One vile out of time library book
Until under the earth we lie
My Paradise and I