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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required RECIPE: "Poulet Roti" French Style - Instalment One I If as for so many LIFE solutions Come bottled in prescriptions Like the burning SOUL's hunger for PEACE Through LOVE and FORGIVENESS with ease Then just take mescalin or cocaine Eat grass and flipout on heroin Make pavement music for a dime And sleep fifteen hours per diem The rest on analytical meditation Linked to some fad reincarnation Go sit at feet in fairy Dharamsala Peace Prize awaits at Himalaya Sol de France franchi Terre d'Asile II LIFE's a bit more complicated than that Caretakers and providers less delicate Know much about managing the State To hide their lack of proper mandate FORGIVE the slut who scorns her son Pusher who pounds veins with poison Sly socialist nurse who steals your sleep To compensate cohorts the slut to keep The son's will, broken by Masonic whip Turned patricidal spy in their secret grip Sol de France franchi Terre d'Asile III The sub-plot of Portuguese landlords With Maghrebin tenants rude as toads All out to drive the octogenarian Into the cesspool of bloody oblivion Like playing Black Sabbath Iron Man backwards Imitating Arabo-Hebraic Peace talks inwards While the lêche culs lusitano-ibériques Thrust their crude porc chops histrioniques Sol de France franchi Terre d'Asile (to be continued) © T. Wignesan - Paris, 2017
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