*Read it with a Nelson Mandela voice in your head,
because that's how I wrote it.*
Blibble Blob.
Is the bible liable to libel,
it couldnt lie more,
lie after lie lay on the page and lies pour,
so is the bible liable to libel?
Lie after lie lay for the eye,
line after line the lies go by,
but why is the bible not liable to libel?
Adam and Eve were made to look bad,
forbidden fruit booted out by their dad,
I would tell you more of this bull
but I've only read the first bit,
yet I'm able to say to all
the bible's full of *hit.
So why is the bible not liable to libel,
bull for the eyeball lay in the bible,
blibble and blob will be this poems title,
bubb bye all, more sense than the bible.
The love of dancing's such a heady thing
That all the body gets a-bubb-l-ing.
Fizzing, whizzing, popping, in and out,
Then truly-smoothly circling round about.
Hold on! to your partner; let rhythm pull and bend;
Foor-compelling action bumps into a friend.
Then spin off lone and grab the open chance,
And with your might of might solely solo dance!
"Ah! the air is rare, and so rare am I,
To swim my arms like wings upon the open sky;
Now down, now up, now down, now lifting, oh!
I must be flying! Bubbled up I go!"
Happiest now, the centers of heart and mind:
They orbit 'round the body re-aligned!
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