Rambling Mad

Madder then the mad hatter 
wearing a black bandanna, 
the  word spinning 
head scrambling 
lyrical attacker,
taking your  words 
and pinning them to the wall with a  dagger, 
head so spun 
you stumble and stagger,

two feet set 
but  struggling to climb the ladder,
take a draw from the pipe 
then call the smoking caterpillar,

because it’s better to chase the rabbit
then the dragon,
Your crumbling slow demise 
as the wheels fall of the wagon, 
body so young 
but the skin is full of aging,
Pickpocketing your beauty 
like the artful dodger and Fagin.

Now You may think I’m  mad, 
and the waters  I tread are a  murky,
but there’s a man over there called Benji 
and he’s  a talking to a turkey !!!!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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