Smoking my last pack
I must say this every day
I have a headache
Sinister Sinner Who Became a Minister
wore big blister
was sinister minister
became senator
a legal tender
minister an offender
had been big spender
minister spinster
with a good looking sister
hard to resist her
had been beginner
then he cooked a great dinner
now a real winner
sailed with spinnaker
when a big wind did occur
hard to endure
Mister Custer developed a blister
Then the blister just started to fester
He fostered a fluster
the faster it festered
Flustered Custer cussed the festered blister
Excuse me mister,
But I have a big blister,
She bit me hard.
THE SISTER HEALS A BLISTER MISTER
My lover is a credit to our entire race
Which happens to be Caucasian
I, however, am a total disgrace
But she’s like a sexy nurse who heals my every abrasion
My lover believes in people rather than to be a skeptic
What they tell her she’s takes for granted is true
Well I live in a world where people’s speech is septic
And I can’t trust a word of which they so speciously spew
My lover believes in always doing the right thing
For instance she tithes in Church on Sunday
S**t, I hear that old rusted bell e’er to ring
And while she’s walking into the church I’m running the other way
My lover gives our race gracefulness and glamour
But she has a big mouth and I don’t care if she can heal a callous or a blister
Well guess f*****g what, I’ve had it with her cacophony and
clamor
So I’m heading out to find me a fine African American soul sister
© 2011.….Phreepoetree ~free cee!~
like blisters on my working hands
my thoughts are full of you
my life without you seems so bland
my heart without you blue
if only i could hold you tight
id never let you go.
and if i see you day or night
ill have to let you know
she left all missed her
her anger left a blister….
I never kissed her
119 degrees at my house
110 at the airport
I'm going to the airport
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