Charlie Sheen's Kitty Poem by Robert Edgar Burns

Charlie Sheen's Kitty



(Humorous Parody)

They found Charlie Sheen's kitty
Asleep on the railroad tracks.
He was covered in white powder,
Can you imagine that?

A rolled up Benjamin Franklin
Was laying there beside a straw.
White dust was clinging to them,
When I heard a Choo Choo call!

Two trolls came strolling up to me,
Like two munchkins quoting verse.
And with their chipmunk sounding voice
Chimed, "Move that cat or call a Hearse."

I grabbed it's tail and it bit me,
But I pulled it from the tracks.
This kitty would not have done that,
If he only used dime bag crack.

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