Snow White's Unveiling Poem by Yen Cress

Snow White's Unveiling

Rating: 5.0


They call me Snow White,
And they say I'm 'Just right! '
I'm known for my pure pulchritude.
Those Dwarfs thought they knew me;
They thought they saw through me;
But the truth is, I'm not such a prude.

Doc Wilde wrote a verse
Some may think is perverse,
He says Jiminy Cricket is lewd!
That he peeked through the bushes
To admire ladies' tushes-
But Doc Wilde is the one who is rude!

No please don't be harsh-
What Jim does in the marsh
Is between him and the ladies he woos.
Doc knows what went on,
In the swamp before dawn-
Why wasn't he home in a snooze?

Now I'm not going to say
Doc's not right in a way-
Jim's a horny young thing, it is true!
I was with Jim that night,
And I'll swear by the light
Of the moon-we sure burned up that bayou!


Dedicated to Doc Wilde, with love!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Iain Mackay 15 October 2007

Controlled and clever.. and what is more, highly amusing. But now I know the characters are real, I want to know more!

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Jemarie Ragudo 11 October 2007

This is truly funny. What made it funnier are the real characters (I know these brilliant poets) involved.

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Yen Cress

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