As holy Bacchic rituals
float vague across my mind,
I look ahead and twiddle
my thumb with one behind.
As pagan prayers of Christians
are recited in my head,
I look up and feel a droplet;
I wish that I was dead,
for as pagan Bacchic rites
form paintings before my eyes,
I can’t help but let one trickle;
this was not my planned demise.
Mar 19, 2012
Mar 19, 2012 at 8:33 PM UTC
As holy Bacchic rituals
float vague across my mind,
I look ahead and twiddle
my thumb with one behind.
As pagan prayers of Christians
are recited in my head,
I look up and feel a droplet;
I wish that I was dead,
for as pagan Bacchic rites
form paintings before my eyes,
I can’t help but let one trickle;
this was not my planned demise.
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