Amy's Socks


This is a poem which me and a group of friends wrote in a Poetry Tent at a Poetry Festival in Waterloo Village. The names in all caps. before each line is the author of that particular line.



LIZ (from ?) - There once was a little boy who sat all alone on a hillside weeping a thousand tears but he did not know why.

SONYA (from Toms River) - It was because pigs have not fallen from the sky, and then sonya came and let out a sigh.

CRAIG (from Verona) - "Oh why oh why do you cry?" said Sonya, "I can beat you until you whine."

ERIN (from Verona) - Then all of a sudden I heard a bird sing, "Hey Mickey you're so fine..."

DEDE (from Verona) - "Man, you gotta get me off this hill."

DAN (from Verona) - Shock therapy can cure any illness, Nathan and I like the taste of chopsticks.

MICHELLE (from Verona) - Sonya screamed "PENIS!" but in French it's Pennies just like English pennies.

KRISTIN (from Verona) - "CHOCOLATE PORTIONS!" so I handed the little boy a mouse.

ANGELA (from Verona) - The mouse is orange and the boy stops crying.

CHRISSY (from Verona) - The mouse does some modern dance in the poetry tent and then he does the poopie dance.

LAURA (from Verona) - Then Kevin Bacon came out and started dancing "Footloose"

JESSICA (from ?) - And the boy closed his eyes

MARISSA (from ?) - because in Gettysburg it was a parallel universe where Adam has no Eve.

NATHAN (from ?) - Chocolate milk and peanut butter are what I want most, but now peanut butter.

EVA (from N.Y.) - They all galloped around the yard screaming "TUSK!"

PAT (from Verona) - And then while Monica and Bill laid in bed, she sucked his d*ck until it turned red.

AMY (from ?) - Hillary opened up the door and shouted, "Monica you whore, how dare you not share him with me!"

CORRINE (from ?) - Poor Bill has to relieve himslef from Monica's demanding sexual needs.

I like Amy's socks.


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