A Journey With My Paranoia Pt 2

continued from Pt 1


 
       With my name underneath!/  I said "Who is keith?"/  She looked over her shoulder,/  
The room got colder,/  When she harshly whispered "you!"/  That's when she rose from her 
seat, and with her feet started using Kung-Fu./  Like she was a Kangaroo!/  She beat me 
black and blue./  Then I heard her scream "That's for taking advantage of my virtue!/
       When I finally came too, I was moist with dew./  I felt sick and prayed it was not swine 
flu!/  I found a Doctor nearby./  He was also a Rabbi./  I had a lot of ails including pinkeye./  
He cured me and took me into the "matrix" like on Sci-Fi./  He then taught me the ways of 
the samurai!/  I was now ready, for with one hand I could catch a housefly!/  I adjusted my 
necktie, and told the Rabbi goodbye./  I began my next journey under the blue sky./  Off 
after that whore I must rectify!/
 
Note: for Constance La France contest "A Magical Journey" - If I offended anyone with this 
piece I apologize It was written only to be morbidly humourous.....

NOTE:  Had to alter for contest because of size.  This is the actual way it ends.  Jimmy
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Haick Avatar
November 25, 2009 at 5:05 PM
This is a winner! Good luck in "A Magical Journey", Jimmy! As usual, I think it's great!
Chircop Avatar
November 16, 2009 at 10:27 PM
This poem made me laugh out loud Jimmy,you really know how to write pleasure on paper..Samurai:)Still smiling..a winner to me,going in my favs--Charma:) :)
Dominick Avatar
November 16, 2009 at 11:21 AM
I love this poem..its a winner!
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