BIRCH CREEK ANGST

Allow me to explain. Abby and I since...say, November or earlier, have been emailing each other back and forth. Well, that's nothing to hoot about--or is it? You see, in each email, we sent back two sentences to add to an angst poem of MAGNANIMOUS PROPORTIONS!!! In a way, it's the angst of not being at our safe haven, and it randomly incorporates all the good jokes...oh you remember them, right? So when you read this, just remember it's a compilation of our lives since November. Appropriate that it gets posted here just a couple weeks before the new session starts (please keep my legacy alive!! I'm going to miss you all!!!) So, without further ado--BIRCH CREEK ANGST!!!

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the cracker that is my heart is crumbling

my stomach void of love is rumbling

but the gasses escaping show my affection

for never been licked and other lonely confections

the blood in my veins has turned to hard candy

I no longer consider myself "Hobbit Dandy"

for the dandy has been sprained right out of my soul

where a bongo once was there's now just a hole

and the orange juice flows without its true love

away from Grant's eyebrows from far up above

and away from the jokes of bar stools and dead babies

far from people like jon who have problems with rabies

away from the bongs that hide in the bushes

this orange juice is flowing by birch creekers' tushes

diez segundos counted before it went halt!

Jon's obsession with spinning was somehow to fault

as the rest of us sat in the lounge being corrupted

Greg wove tales of trouser-loss by mongeese, interrupted

Abby and Sarah counting diez segundos

they take out their bongos and slosh as the moon glows

and become rampant llamas eating jello and sweaters

And then Chris said that "showers are for quetters"

The winners at Birch Creek know this to be true

for they smell like an opening can of whoopass shizaroo

and even as bad as something between two pillows

the stench of our living is like armadillos

the boxing glove is getting too cramped for us all

and the breakdancing capability of the banana is much too small

the world is a bowl of gummi bears, like the boy's cabin

but they are to sticky and won't yield to grabbin'

by a boy smeared with lotion and a prominent nose

of magnanimous proportions - watch as it grows!

and ears that flap like pants in the breeze

he may be a cello, but you just want to seize

opportunity to be a nurse knockin' at the door

but zip up your dress, you cannot be a [slam]

as the door slams you can't help but feel spurned

you may be called Bacon but no lesson was learned

so hitch up your pants, and the other pair too

if you think that it's foxy, it just isn't true

but the foxy valley symphony is a different story

in dedication Brain Groaner took all the glory

Tennessee walking horses with hearses were in all our minds

and so were some kidneys...or was it greg's behind?

all that we know is it's never been licked

and Jin made it a mascot that none would have picked

by drawing fish attacking, yet friendship it conveyed

but sadly the tattoo on our hearts seems to fade

as two of us now sell silly string on the black market

Ill Mitch whips out his anger sword and, gosh, aardvark it!

None but the posse take a seat, so he does video pose 1

it seems on his bowels there's a weight of a ton

to make him feel better, chris lends him gramma's sweater

But it's filled with his hot air that stretches ev'ry letter

it has embroidered on it, in yarn up to par

that's right, read it: YAO SMASH RARR!!

it frightened away jon's shoes of duct tape

when he says "whaaaAAAAAT?" there is no escape

so in Jin's frustration she yelled "what the buck??"

with matters of boxing gloves we all have no luck

we turn all our bar stools over in anger

abby calmed us, peanut butter jelly sang her

And Charlie shrieked his acquaintance with David Amram

later, when in confusion, he screamed 'what the damn?'

we then had to explain how one rubs in their lotion

Myra hid in a corner in one quick-lightening motion

But the Posse still corrupted her young 8th grade soul

yet she turn out alright cuz we gave her a mole

as we sadly returned home, we remembered with a shriek

That all the best times are had when spent at Birch Creek.

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