Thursday, March 18, 2010

Sweet to Sour

I dropped sweet and sour pork on a plastic cloth; sizzle and burn.
I gave them to tailor and he got as fat as a Peking Duck.

I spilled bubbly champagne on brogue shoes; wet and shine.
I gave them to a shoemaker and he got as drunk as a sailor.

I let slip the dogs of war onto thespian chickens; blood and giblets.
I gave them to a taxidermist and he got as preachy as a poet.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

SC -
brilliant stuff - seriously, that last stanza is gold.

Keep it up

HP Sauce