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The Christ Omelette (Programming) by horus8

4 Brown Eggs From The Holy Land A teaspoon of sugar, then one of sand A half a cup of yak milk from Japan You're on your way to heaven (havin') a christ omelette Golden brown Delivered by your own hands Not some religious clown a christ omelette An omelette fix But from the heartland Not crucifix a christ omelette Beat your eggs bloody add plenty of pepper Then add the nose Of a nosey leper Shout "fucking pariah" out loud three times then fetch you some lime, from 'twixt Spanish thighs Inquisition! Inquisition! Inquisition! I'm wishing me a frying pan I'm in with the holy ghost Don't need no jam Don't need no toast Diced up an onion shredded me some cheddar Don't need no ham Pigs are too clever For my Christ omelette My spatula's poised (Lincoln loved boys) In my robe, corduroy I flip the omelette Think digestion but please still question lack of silver-ware The Christ omelette Heals the Christ omelette Stays fresh The Christ omelette's forever Like mom's tattoo On my chest I will not splat the ketchup i will not splosh the salsa Yeah his cross was heavy But my omelette is wholesome Jesus Christ lives! In the minds of baby chickens Just waiting to omelette Again, and again For your sin.

-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 10-Jan-05/1:05 PM
Most of Jesu's eggs never hatched; they were either trampled by oaves, stolen by monkeys, or crucified by the Romans. The one documented case of a Jesu egg actually hatching occurred shortly after the resurrection, just south of the little town of Bethlehem. Jesu had layed the egg in one of His many burrows, concealing the entrance with an extraordinarily stained toga. Exercising the sort of prescience one comes to expect from bearded deities, Jesu stuffed huge quantities of straw and rice down the burrow; the egg was well insulated, and survived the winter. Ten days later it emitted cacophonous trumpeting sound, and hatched. Inside nestled the finest pair of sandals in the Bethlehem region.




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