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A Fag a Fag and Dont Ask Don'T Tell

A FLAG AND A *** BUT DON’T ASK DON’T TELL curls of twisted smoke The wisp of a whisper in a woman’s breath Chest rising, falling and once gain rising But none of this is a surprise come to rise She was Phoenix risen from cigarette, cigar and weed ashes…….. You pondered, I wondered if, at the end the end was always the answer to how we should end A woman who wove wonder with her will And the sight of her flaxen and silken flesh The wisp of a whisper in her sigh was alit in neon flashes And I ain’t got no defense when she flickers her eye-lashes Or dashes to my side to say “Hi honey, how was your day? But she was a fraud And a liar who could not be ignored While both of us grew ever bored How was my god-damned day you ask? I responded loudly and curtly that his day was akin to decalcifying human waste my yesterday brought nothing new Tomorrow too Except that his brother Billy became a radical for the Jihad He left for Iraq because he wove his ragged flag heaven high As brother fought brother in the name of two divergent Gods Actually he calculated the odds, Did a little adding and subtracting for to arise at the sum of phi So why he secreted himself into the smoke I now know why and the whispered wisp of her sigh which is no longer mine She a thousand miles awy and that’s why I chose to die And there are tens of thousand soldiers willing to die because they don’t know why, but Hitler ordered them to do it Once a Jap always a Jap is a load of f*****g crap And what are we going to do with that new gay lieutenant? Don’t ask, don’t tell and throw him a rope But if you ever have to shower near him don’t drop the soap And even the Chief Of Command must confess We’re leaving behind one un-earthly mess © 2011.….phreepoetree

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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