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The spleenless poet (Free verse) by Bachus
On an unspecific weekday
in a not that trusted month
a child was born half media
with a name and brown bagged lunch
His ears were warped and wobbly
and his mouth was full of teeth
On his belly was no button
As his hair was combed and greased
He spoke in pure heiroglyphics
With a wrist bend and pinache
They taught him that in art school
just watch this monster mash
He is a photoshop crusader
with a visor, lance, and plume
manufacturing girl scout cookies
upon his glittered loom
His friends were a dimed baker's dozen
and they swore to god he was greater
Since he could stretch a canvass with his bum
while remaining a shoe horned fornicator
Now you might be asking yourself
What sweet jesus could it all mean?
It really only boils down to this
There's no poetry, with no spleen.
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