Anti What? Poem by Robert Edgar Burns

Anti What?



Ornadine and Lester sitting in a tree.
K- I- S- S- I- N- G.
First came love and then came marriage.
That brother and sister had monkeys they cherished.

Billy Bob he played the Blob
And chased us all around.
With a jaw harp in his mouth
He really looked the clown.

Talking about menopause
I'd really rather not.
Why don't they call it lady pause?
That makes sense with some thought.

If a king only bets fifty cents
Playing poker with the guys.
Then a subject bets fifty dollars
Would you think that man is wise?

These are the thoughts spinning in my head
In just a milliseconds time.
If it was Antidisestablishmentarianism
I wouldn't care if it didn't rhyme.

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