When Vampires Make Love On a Thin Crescent Moon
When vampires make love on a thin crescent moon
The cock crows at dusk and the owl hoots at noon,
The dog starts to bark and then chases the goose
The pigs start to squeal then the horses get loose.
Lightening flashes but the thunder won't peal
Then batteries die in the automobiles,
Frogs start to bellow throughout the lagoon
When vampires make love on a thin crescent moon.
The coyotes howl and the she panther screams
Inspiring bad nightmares instead of sweet dreams,
The bees in the hive turn their honey so sour
You'll be rinsing your mouth for nearly an hour.
The devil starts dancing and kicking his heels
With demons and witches at night in the fields,
Men take to fighting and the ladies to swoon
When vampires make love on a thin crescent moon.
Timothy I. Brumley
Copyright © Timothy Brumley | Year Posted 2016
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