Win On Diagonals

August 10, 2006

We don’t need a ‘beverley location’

Filed under: Prosperity — dom @ 1:25 pm

Don’t fall in love in Denver, and other short tales

Power of Cockroachgetty

 

By: Dom Maltempi
 

The Neck Breaker  

   

I often confused him for the guy

who had 

an out-of-body experience in  

 

Panama 

But that was Grippo, and she

bought him Kools and Showed

him her body 

Tolerated his hatred for the way

she sipped breakfast milk 

The left over portion stained

yellow with Pops 

  

 

*  The strumpets were selling diet lemonade outside the opera house.  A leggy vendor with a hairy chest protested to a few uninterested bomb squad blokes reassigned on an afternoon riddled with sun-rain and wax paper litter mysteriously omnipresent along the gorgeous Sculpture garden that greeted one on their way to the opera house.
 

*  After finishing her jumping jacks by the rear entrance of the Half-a-Hill recycling plant, Tiwara was ‘served’ with papers indicating her role in the “mud for boots scandal.”  It was just then that the governor had brandished what he later called an amnesty-pennant, proclaiming that the thirty year old women was a secret fund raiser for the state, and deserved immunity for her minor role in the aforementioned scandal.  No one knew exactly why bartering a precious Mohawk Valley mud for low quality work boots was such a malodorous to-do.
*  Aunt Theresa had fibbed with a doddering wink to her secret fan base assembled in the Barnko Center for basic physics.  There was never a second Parrot by the name of Lotsey, allegedly rescued from a flooded car garage.  The only bird she had owned was Perry.  Perry was a white bird with no appetite for speaking. The department of homeland security sent a singing telegram to her summer apartment in Harrisburg, PA.  Citizens were outraged that Aunt Theresa was summering in yet another summer apartment in an even less desirable or shall we say peculiar location.
 

 

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