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A **** For All Mankind

I heard the world's loudest **** today

It echoed round the town enough to say

*"I am a **** of great renown and fame,

I am a **** who's worthy of the name

Of*  KING of FARTS!"  Unthinkingly I sniffed

And, let me tell you, I have never whiffed

Aught so potent, dank and dread and foul

Blasted out from heaving human bowel

As that king of farts I smelled today

And which took my ******* breath away.

 

Who was the pumper of that putrid beauty?

How many curries in the line of duty

Had he consumed?  It must have been a man -

No pong so strong ere blew from female can.

Can no one answer yet my urgent question:

And say who suffereth such dire indigestion?

O heavens! his torment must be something chronic.

Can no one subsidise a high colonic

Irrigation to prevent another

Noisier and more noisome than its younger brother?

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Written by
edna-sweetlove
Published
Nov 5, 2014
Lines·Words
20·155
Notes

This has a slightly Shakespearian or even Chaucerian ring to it I feel. Or maybe even Marlovian, bearing in mind some of Christopher's well-documented sodomitic frolics. Yes I know it's a teeny bit ****** but then so were Shakespeare, Chaucer, and Marlowe. It has tragically never won a prize of any sort, although it's secured quite a few rounds of applause elsewhere. It is truly one of my masterpieces.

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