Crack of the Moon

I joined a nudist colony,
Was that a big mistake!
Everyone's naked, in the buff,
Sippin' soda by a lake

A big ol' gal named Marsha,
Stepped on a banana peel;
Our feet got tangled together,
As we tumbled down a hill!

My life had flashed before me,
Flesh was crowdin' my space;
By the time we hit rock bottom,
Her moon was in my face!

I fought like hell for freedom,
Her butt was crushin' my skull;
I was feelin' rather groggy,
My vision was goin' dull!

Mounds of sweat overwhelmed me,
Six others came to assist,
Beneath that skin I was tastin',
The biggest butt I ever kissed!

With a heave and a ho, I was free,
My body was a mangled mess;
I spent a week on the sofa,
An ugly sight, I must confess!

You might say I'm stupid,
It'll roll right off my back;
I never used marijuana,
But I've had my share of crack!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Haick Avatar
January 20, 2010 at 10:22 PM
This is definitely one of my favs. as of now!! Hilariously funny, Milton! Great job! Thanks for commenting on my poem! Peace, Audrey
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January 20, 2010 at 12:04 PM
Well that'll teach you to be more careful, Milton. What a hoot this poem is! You allowed the reader to laugh out loud as you tumbled to the bottom of the hill -- a new take on Jack and Big Mamma Jill. Thanks for sharing this entertaining write! Love, Carolyn
Dufresne Avatar
January 17, 2010 at 6:34 AM
That is so funny, Milton, I can't even stand it. My mind is presenting all sorts of slow mo pictures to me from this write! That just ain't right!! heehee- Robert
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January 17, 2010 at 1:17 AM
Darnit Milton, I almost urinated on myself reading this one. LOL. you're a funny man. David
George   Avatar
January 16, 2010 at 10:49 PM
You crack me up! pardon the Punn. Can't stop lauging. Thanks for making my day, Milton. lainie
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