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Dost Thou Even Hoist?

Ho' brethren

Ho' hounds of thine dwelling

Ho' men of rhyme

Ho' men of crime

 

Thine Fellowship dost proclaim

a size larger than mine own name

but woe to ye, tis mine to claime fame

 

To slander your Mother - your mistress

Without qualm - without distress

To the ladies of god I do impress

No matter your efforts I do protest

 

I am the duke, you a mere governess

 

to ye I ask

dost thou even hoist?

To carry 10 to 12 boys before mine pits moist

 

My morals, my appeal

are none to be contended with

always greater than yer' zeal

Mine own rhymes wicked from bark to pith

 

I dost ask ye to attempt mine own game

But prepare to be shamed.

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zach-mooney
American
Published
May 21, 2013
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