Ruth Walters (London, U.K.)
Poems by Ruth Walters : 47 / 406
A thing of darkness
This thing of darkness
is his huge black mole.
It has little hairs
like spider's legs
and sits on his bottom
where he cannot spy it.
He proudly acknowledges
that it belongs to him
and has been seen by all his lovers,
so he tells me,
so it's hardly undiscovered.
It's a landmark so imposing
and I'd take a cheeky guess
some day the nasty zit will ooze
and die a timely death.
Ruth Walters
Submitted: Thursday, July 05, 2012
Edited: Monday, May 06, 2013
Poems by Ruth Walters : 47 / 406
Poet's Notes about The Poem
No bottoms or moles were exposed during the writing of the odious ode but one naughty poet stooped to a seriously low level; o)
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