Cave Mail With Postage Due by Ted Sheridan

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Cave Mail With Postage Due

You are sleeping as I build my bombs....
you rest with pig in your stomach
pig on your front lawn and a pig in your bed
cuddled cozy and tight right next to you
the sow with the stench of pork chops
on her breath
fat pig
silly bitch
your children are piggies too
a family of swine and I can't wait
to watch you all die.
One by one or a hundred at a time
The more the merrier to me
I live to kill you until no one is left
you see....
or do you really think that you
understand my calling and my quest
as some crazy sort of Islamic fanatic
religious nonsense....
perhaps I can be saved
converted by conversation
and a treaty in Versailles...
You selfish pig
with your infidel ways
can't you get it through your spacious head
I hate you.
I loathe the ground on which you stand.
Death to you and death to your fellow countrymen
one nation under a God of infidels
I'll squash you under my thumb
and force you into the depths of fiery hell
where you can die a thousand deaths
heaped upon you by your sins
while I lie in luxury with seventy-three virgins
promised to me in return for my life
which I place in Allah's hands.
So call your congressmen
your senators and your cowboy President
tell them to pull your soldiers out... leave our land
and I and others like me will one day come
to your doorstep to kill many
many-many more of you stupid
pig eating infidels.
So concerned are you about your precious body count
that you have all but counted yourself out
as you sleep I build my bombs
may you wake tomorrow to the sound of horror
as America crumbles to the ground.

2007 © Ted Sheridan

Ted Sheridan

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