The Bard's Wind - Acrostrain
Wind that I pass poisons air with one blow
It stinks to the moon, stays 'til the morrow
Nonchalant, nearly blue, frown on my brow
Don't hold it; Farting is such sweet sorrow. 1
Notes:
1. A play on Shakespeare's famous line, Romeo and Juliet: Act 2, Scene 2.
2. While I do not wish to offend the fine sensibilities of our more delicate poets, most of us are familiar with the The Bard’s propensity to include references to farting in his plays. To name a few:
Comedy of Errors: Scene I; Two Gentlemen of Verona: Scene IV; and Henry IV: Part I
24 October, 2015
Wind, Snow or Rain Acrostrain
Sponsor: Jan Allison
Copyright © Kp Nunez | Year Posted 2015
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