Monkey Dung Flung

Random, childish poem of a thought sent out.

Monkey nuts slappin’ against a stranger’s face

makes a sweaty forehead sound loud.

All a person’s laughs and cries

can all be fit

into an imaginary bucket

full of truths

and lies,

then dumped out

onto the ground

as they all evaporate into the skies.

Thoughts are unfound.

Interactions seem unbound.

My mind is alway as deviant

as a chick who has her panties down.

Some people,

you tell them things,

and they never make a sound.

Other people,

they come ’round

in reciprocation

and act a clown.

When the Feds show up at your house,

you know you’re as busted

as a nut.

Ring around the supposey,

pocket full of nosey, nosey.

Assholes

Assholes

Your smell makes me frown!

You’re never stuck down in a rut.

The wind blows,

buckets of love

all get shoved

aside by those who are searching

For the stuff that dreams are made of.

To they, I say, “neigh,”

the truth only comes from a horse’s knowing,

as it needs to be cold

before it can start snowing.

Truth is only heard in the wind that is blowing.

Everything else you hear

is only inside the mind,

bitchslapping us in its own,

due time.

Against the wall painted anew,

the monkey flings a devious poo.

Who knew?

Monkey sea,

Monkey Dew.

Strange bullshit

from me to you.

Not directed At you,

but now you have it.

You can keep it.

An unflung wall waits,

anew.

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