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The huntsman's secret (Free verse) by Stephen Robins
I'm a huntsman doughty and proud,
Blowing on my horn so loud,
Performing to the following crowd,
Whilst pretending I'm well endowed.
Robust in gut, and ruddy in face,
After foxes I love to chase,
Last week we killed a brace,
But my genitals are a disgrace.
I wear a Pink from Dege and Skinner,
My tailor advises I should be thinner,
But I love a full roast dinner,
Secrets, knows he, of my thighs inner.
My tailor's eyes I will blast,
If he continues to lambaste,
My stomach vast,
And my testicles easlity surpassed.
I ride as whipper in for the master,
Cracking lewd jokes with the Pastor.
He believes one rides faster,
If one's crotch is a disaster.
And right he is for my cock's lilliputian,
I fear I moved too fast for evolution,
At last I have found the needed solution,
A prostethic papier mache substitution.
As slow as the Pastor I now ride,
And stroll once again with pride,
For in my jodphurs does reside,
A full sized papier mache girl guide.
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Arithmetic Mean: 7.3
Weighted score: 6.15
Overall Rank: 1071
Posted: August 4, 2004 4:32 AM PDT; Last modified: August 4, 2004 5:33 AM PDT
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