Fred Barton
Poems by Fred Barton : 10 / 20
Shakespeare's Frustrated Lover
I've tidied your parchments,
And cleaned up your quill,
Now i'm asking you nicely,
Make love to me Bill.
The critics will love it,
Dont worry your head,
Just take off your jerkin,
And jump into bed.
I've had about enough Will,
It's always the same,
I'm thinking about love-making,
You're thinking quatrains.
Look I've read all your sonnets,
Tragedy and farce,
And none of that excites me,
Like your pink little arse.
Fred Barton
Submitted: Monday, April 25, 2005
Edited: Monday, April 25, 2005
Read poems about / on: pink, love
Poems by Fred Barton : 10 / 20
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Makes me think of 'The Life Of Brian'. Nice one.
Gyps
Wicked. I'd always wondered what jerkin off meant.
Thank you! This gave me a very refreshing giggle. -and it's well done, too!