Jerkuns And Gherkins Poem by Douglas Scotney
Jerkuns And Gherkins
So you know how to say
how June says 'gherkins'
in 'A Painter Of Our Time',
John Berger spells it 'jerkuns'.
Jerkuns are most likely gherkins,
because June says,
'he bottles it all up like jerkuns.'
'he' is George;
she is June;
they're married;
play with gs and js
they most likely do -
he Gorge, she Goon.
Most likely June
calls George 'Jerkuns' too.
jerkuns, I've since found are also jerkins, tight-fitting sleeveless jackets
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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