RED
AND BLUE, PINK SUE
Une Chanson Chantez
aux Cafés
Pentametre et Iambique
By Izzy Ess of Colourless
Selecting blue, Suzanne injected veins
With latex, while she used a red latex
For four core arteries. Phylacteries
Were painted leather black and Jack refused
To look. The
book on painting did not show a beau
Or old chateau chapeaux. Suffice to say,
In Hudson’s Bay, Suz boozed it up with Jack
And got undressed.
Jack followed suit but left
His boots unbuckled.
Suckling watermelon
Stew, Sue chewed the yellow berries while
Her Jack Macmacintosh attacked the critics
Critical remarks by throwing darts
At pictures of the tacky, whacky slackers,
While Sue and he entwined and dined on pine
Nuts and the maple syrup pancakes that
Were made for them on Blue Lagoon. Cartoons
On the balloons were floated up to Heaven
And returned God Blessed and glowing red.
The black and blue reminders were distributed
In corridors by matadors to all
The drawers in Disneyland. This poem is getting
Much too long to sing a song and end
It with a rhyming couplet, but here goes:
Suzanne and Jack packed all their bags while hags
Professed to know it all and offered gags
About poetic tags that lag behind
The wags of yesteryear and bind the kind
Of thinking that is circular in type
To supplement a writer’s happy hype.
Suffice to say, in Hudson’s Bay, Suzanne
And Mack abandoned Jack Orangutan
Imposing such a ban on Taliban,
That Jack hacked up his Mac in Pakistan.
Mack dumped Ms. Sue, the cagey kangaroo,
In Waterloo, where everything is painted blue.
THE END
Thank God. Amen!
It’s Glenn Ben Sven,
THE
SON OF SYLVER
SILVER-MEN,
AGAIN.
© izzy sommers, md
Welland, Canada
August 17, 2013
the bird of crete is
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curiously
if no music plays
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as conceded, eh?
painting with a brush
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when bristles bristle
methinks i spotted
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coming down to earth
simply stated i
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everything's been done