Doin' the Humpty-HumpA Poem by Montagin the time of TrumpDoin’ the Humpty-Hump The devil is a businessman, he buys and sells and barters He sells us paint and dungarees and Stormy Daniels’ garters He is a cruel and shameless man, who likes to rattle bones and forces us to eat croissants and check our mobile phones. He doffs his hat like a diplomat as he tiptoes through our
mind (politeness helps to skin the cat when you’re the colonizing
kind) The devil courses through our veins, the devil washes out
our stains the devil rocks, the devil rolls, the devil steals immortal
souls
....in bits and pieces. The devil tells outlandish tales of beta boys and alpha males who seek to become the boss of us who fly to Africa in private jets to shoot the last rhinoceros then fly back home to make the scene by having nothing to lose at drinks with Charlie Sheen. As the music hits its highest notes we start to grind and bump the DJ snaps his earpiece on and we’re doin’ the humpty-hump beneath the spinning globes and glitter in the mirror we make out a glimpse of unicorns and flag lapels, of powdered w****s and pimps. Never mind what’s false or true we’ve more important things to do we shake our fist, we’re livid! The devil says a mirror only has the form we give it. And somewhere else, not so far beneath the earth is Hell where skies are blank and all is prison the devil says there’s a place for us and who's to say there isn't?
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