FERNANDO & SOPHIA
A Mexican Tale of Tail in
Iambic Pentametre
By izzy sommers, md
Suppose Conquistador
Fernando Venezuela
Lopez wore the underwear
Of Senorita da
Rosetta Fey
And
got a goring on the horns of Bull,
The toughest bull in
Mexicana, Mexico,
And had to be in
surgery
Before he bled to
death, would surgeons tell
His secret or identify
Da Fey?
The
Matador was safe because the surgeon
Was
a woman, Sister Sophie Mary
De
la Bamba, Head of Surgery
For
famous Santa Ana co-ed Convent,
Monastery,
Restaurant and Hospital.
When
Surgeon Bamba saw the underwear
And
all the manhood it enclosed, she almost
Swooned,
but saved her reputation by
Just
anchoring herself to Lopez by
His
ample member which enlarged enough
To
be an anchor for Da Bamba and
The
other OR nurses who were also
Feeling
faint. The Matador’s heroics
Were
sufficient to inspire the OR
Staff,
both male and otherwise. Repair
And
stopping of the haemorrhage were deemed
Magnificent,
while all involved together
Stroked
the object of their fantasies
Until
it showered them with praise and DNA
And
hot refreshment not before experienced.
Reluctantly,
the anaesthesiologist
Allowed
Fernando to awake. Inspecting
The
remarkable repair, he said,
“I
feel amazingly refreshed and ready
To
retry The Bull and face him with
Renewed
high energy and verve and nerve!
Oh
mooches grassy ass, my learn-ed friends!”
Behind
their masks, the OR staff returned
Their,
“grassy asses,” with tremendous smiles,
He
couldn’t/ wouldn’t/shouldn’t ever see.
This
secret saga would have stayed obscured,
If
I, Da Mamba, shied away from poetry
And
Archives of the Mexicana
City
Hall. Besides, I’m proud of my
Fernando
who returned to ask me for
My
skillful hand in marriage. I accepted
And
we led a very happy life
Until
he died of apoplexy during
Sex
at 84.
I
hope he’s waiting
For
me in the afterlife and hasn’t
Spent
himself with Cherubim and Nephalim
And
all those other Angels who
Have
likely never seen the likes of him…
I
have to stop before my eyes get dim…
THE END
© Izzy
sommers, md.
as da Mamba
March, 2013
Welland,
Canada and
Mexicana,
Mexico
No comments:
Post a Comment