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Exit Moon Rock

I am a gorilla,

I am an ape.

And I’m trying to escape

This Golden Cage of youthful age,

I grace myself with the withering ineptitude

Of a penguin in commons.

I have the ambition of a pumpkin at Halloween,

That wants nothing more, than to be lit from the inside.

But my fiery breath is nothing more than whiskey

And cigarettes,

A lose regret of swollen knuckles,

Reminiscent of the iron age, I’m blowing off steam.

But it’s only condensed water on the inside of these windows.

Where the lights are off and there’s no one home.

Steve left me on the edge of moon rock,

A town that missed the stars of the night when they looked to sun,

So I sit playing ****

Puffed out like a swan but,

I’m all neck.

 

I wear a leek with pride and Yes,

I am a dragon on match days,

With claws and shrills, and right I’m sky high,

Cutting through your fluffy clouds, soft and weak.

Copper clad in pennyworth jeans I never chose.

Flaws that will be the floor for me,

Because in my town we never heard of stepladders,

We reach for the sky by climbing hills on tip toes.

Mountains we made with mole hills

My mother wont let go.

With **** so deep even spuds wont grow.

Apologies like auburgines, may be good for you

But I don’t like the taste.

So I’ll continue to squash the marrow between my knuckles,

But you can go gaga if you want to,

Because, I was born this way.

Great pun.

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Oct 10, 2012
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