I Eat Peanut Butter Poem by Kevin Patrick

I Eat Peanut Butter

Rating: 3.5


I eat peanut butter from a jar
Sitting quitly naked at the bar
Wired in frankincense and cheap olive oil
You can never spot where Ive hidden my old boil

I eat peanut butter with a spoon
Hanging on a telophone from the moon
Looking everywhere for the third rock in my drawer
cause I'm followed by the elaphant whose getting rather cold

I taste peanut butter with marmalade
Its sutured with nectrines with astringent taste
Surrounded by a gang of malefactent tea cups
Coming from Buenos Aries on the back of maple syrup

want to ride the posse of little bitty irishmen?


I lick peanut butter from outerspace
I was born southside so it goes to my waist
I lick peanut butter from a dress
Its my wifes who i never met

I take peanut butter to a zoo
Watching the contortions of the Gaia philharmonic
Exasperating riddles which their tvs cant decode
While swimming in the puzzles of a Lincoln camry ford

Bet you wished their was some Peanut butter
to explain this ghastly poem?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jann Rau 24 April 2012

I love the quirkiness of the poem although I have no idea what its about.

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Poet Of The River 06 March 2012

haha what an interesting poem, I am amazed no one has commented yet on this! I simply had to read it, such a odd title. haha and poem to boot. It is good.

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