I was scouring this forum for more quotable material when I stumbled upon my favorite poem written by my good friend and former lover Stratowarius.
Stratowarius wrote:
Nea!
You bought a cat and a dog,
And why not a little frog,
And there a sticky hog,
Mjaus,vafs, quacks and slog.
And in no time at all,
You are ready to call,
A friend with some keep,
Where you can put them to sleep,
And with no conscience on your mind,
So easy you will find,
A law, that for animals is totally blind.
As a tribute to "her", I will perform a "cover" of this material. I hope that I can do justice to the original.
NEA's Sin
Originally by Stratowarius.
"Cover" by A10
Copyright 2010 - Living Poets Society
Caracas, Vuvuzuela, Phallustine, Texas, Antares. All but a speck of lint on Priapus' cock.
NEA!
Your figure is faint within the fog,
But you can't hind behind your smog-
You bought a toad, you bought a hog,
A whining cat and sticky frog.
A slithering serpent, a surly shrew,
A mangled mutt with a bone to chew,
A prickly prawn, a proud parrot,
A fuzzy ferret who likes Keith Jarrot-
You took these slivering, shaking beasts,
Baptized them with Christian priests,
Then crammed them in a metal cage,
And you sat back to watch them rage.
Feathers were flying, fur was torn,
Mating occurred and mutants were born,
Part shrew, part frog, African Grey,
And that's just what came in today.
And you- you butchered these beasties with a blunt bar,
You snapped off their wings and threw them afar,
You stomped on their haunches, you pulled off each phallus,
You chewed off their feathers with intentions of malice
You've shown an alarming lack of acumen,
But its alright because they are not human,
All I will say about your killing spree:
Humans are blind but Priapus can see