The Aesthetic Faculties Of An American Icon by Ted Sheridan

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The Aesthetic Faculties Of An American Icon

I was taking a nap today around two
It was very hot but....I'd found some cool mud
And so I laid my hambones down with the other hogs.....
Made me feel thinner....
To lay there spread eagle with balls to the sky next to them
I felt like a pig in Hog Heaven...Like a true Harley Hog
A real symbol of America and its freedom.....
In all its glory and decadence......
I was taking a nap today around two
When I had this dream about some fresh homegrown pimentos and Velveeta ®___

2007 © T Sheridan

Ted Sheridan

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Chris Mendros (7/15/2007 10:06:00 PM)
'...God bless the U-S-A-yee-AYE! '

Alison Cassidy (7/11/2007 4:47:00 AM)
This is certainly a crazy piece of abandoned inspiration with ham and loins and bristles to burn. Love the velveeta touch - hate velveeta! Great fun. love, Allie xxxx

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