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Si Pero by Johnny CrimsonTo look out
from this floating plank
into vast blue everything
The wood of the ship grows fur
and salt tastes
just like it smells
The crew had ababdoned ages ago
Or were they all drowned
I cannot recall
I've lived through waves
taller than the earth
and i've never lost a red penny
of my fortune
The food down the drain
and the ship provides
through sun and through storm
night long she rides me
We keep masks on the walls of the galley
And corsetts line the bow
hoping for breasts to constrict
and dispostions to correct
What time do you get off at the bar tonight
I think we can fit in
a quick fuck
before I sneak back into
my window
my little abused,
cum stained,
squeaky,
but not too squeaky,
i hope no one sees me,
you really owe me one,
and i'm bringing the ghosts back
tonight,
window
05/27/2007 Posted on 05/27/2007 Copyright © 2025 Johnny Crimson
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Anne Boulender on 05/27/07 at 07:26 AM omg i totally love you so drink up. no but seriously (not that that wasn't). i like the transition from the ship talk to the heart of the matter. nice bang of a window at the end. |
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