Christmas Stuffing
By fritzwraith
I'd be playing this season
Not as the crying Christ
But as the jolly St. Nick
who bring in the surprises!
I'd make a long list
Not of innocent, nice ones
But of naughty ones I knew
And I wouldn't check it twice!
Hey, you countryside spinsters!
I was your gossip topic after church!
I'd gladly stuff your mouths
with needles and pricks and thorns!
Hey, you sorority sluts!
You've wanted to ruin my college life!
I'd gladly stuff your tight asses
with the finest, hardest paddle!
Hey, you drunkard sleazebags!
You've made my reputation your beer match!
I'd gladly stuff your intestines
with a case of broken beer bottles!
Hey, you miseducated teachers!
You've belittled my true nature!
I'd gladly stuff your throats
with a box of the hardest chalks!
Hey, you perverted men!
You've infused me to your sick fantasies!
I'd gladly stuff your skulls
with termite-infested pages of a porno mag!
I now end this poem here
for my list runs too long
Too much abuse leads to hatred
and this is how I feel this Christmas...
Comments on "Christmas Stuffing"
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A former member wrote:
*claps*This was an excellent piece.i love it how this is used to describe the ways you could get back at them all..Well done.
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On Wednesday, January 7, 2004, Mr King
(547) wrote:
That was some really good stuffing... nice work...you definitely brought out some surprises!
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On Thursday, January 8, 2004, fritzwraith
(24) wrote:
Thanx! I was really, really crummy when I wrote this poem. I used it as an outlet to vent out my anger on so many people who tried to ruin me.
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A former member wrote:
'Hey, you perverted men!' I picked one line, like Zen, w/out actually reading the poem; this is what I got; red faced, now, i must return later... merry XMas!!!
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A former member wrote:
'Hey, you drunkard sleazebags!' I just came back, did the same Zen thing; OUCH! what am I to deo, now. Three times a charm; so i'll return once again...Zen is hurting.
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On Thursday, December 25, 2003, streetpoet
(25) wrote:
Cool, i like it. It's direct and to the point, a very honest approach.