When The Aliens ComeA Poem by Earl SchumackerAlien human cuisineWhen The Aliens Come
When the storms come on clouds of alien invasions Little green men in saucers with large sized heads Entirely too heavy for their shoulders Will probe things up and down and backwards With not so much as a how do you do or visa No proof of citizenship is just plain rude
Or are they small purple creatures with spots Spidery legs in place of arms to mess us up
Aliens always arrive just in time for dinner Without permission with their high beams on To suck up cattle for their nefarious intentions No knock on the door when they take you away Just a bunch of wild creeps from outer space Looking for fun and a bite to eat
Long trips make aliens hungry Robots just stand around and beep Don’t hold your breath waiting for apologies You are never safe around saucer people But you are on the menu this week
For years aliens studied cattle intelligence Beamed them up with their wives and kids Mistaking them for superior beings Everyone knows cows are stupid Sandwiches make better friends
When they run out of cows they will come With hammers to soften us up Nobody wants a tough person for lunch They say we taste just like chicken When the aliens come we will see If humans taste as smart as they look Or cook as long as they should
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StatsAuthorEarl SchumackerAtlantic City, NJAboutB.A. Degree in Literature and Language. I enjoy writing short stories, poetry, novels and keeping up with new scientific discoveries. I enjoy philosophy and Art appreciation. more..Writing
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