Mitchell Griswold Poet Rhyme

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Of Whine and Cheese

Of Whine and Cheese
by M. Griswold
03302020

To whimper and snivel a little if you please,
Is like a small bit of old whine and cheese.
It will get you just as far as begging on your knees
and you seem to do it with the greatest of ease.

A professional whiner who's fed by his cheese.
You sound so pathetic you must have a disease.
With a face so wrinkled and drawn to a squeeze.
It must be you just drank a tank of old anti-freeze.

Your full of bologna topped with cheddar cheese.
Like a double stack sandwich without any dejonese.
From out of your nose you couldn't sneeze if you please
cause it's to busy with the breeze of a big long wheeze.

Just forget the drivel'n for I will not appease.
It's time to stand up and pull in those dirty B.V.D's.
Suck in that gut, pull in that chin and be like Hercules.
Because I won't put up with anymore whine and cheese.

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