The Demon of SludgeA Poem by Margo SeussI was inspired to write this after the plumbing beneath my kitchen sink was backed up.His slime is crusty, corpulent with goo. He’s a glutton who gorges on rancid stew. Fingernails and boogers that slip down the drain,
Become one with his flesh; his life is arcane. A basilisk who bathes in the sludge of the sewer, His odor malevolent: the stench of manure. The demon doth possess your kitchen sink, His belching bulk besmirching your drink. Call forth the plumber; the exorcist of pipe, To banish this devil of grit and of tripe. T’way! T’way! from the creature’s jowls, The exorcist doth enter it’s stinking bowels. Flee from your township; escape the drudge, Never return to the Demon of Sludge.
© 2014 Margo SeussAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on June 21, 2014 Last Updated on June 21, 2014 Tags: sludge, humour, poetry, demon, supernatural AuthorMargo SeussOntario, CanadaAboutWhat can I say? I like to write and I want to share my fictional creations with the world! Other than writing, I'm an amateur artist. Check out my photos to see some of my artwork. You can also se.. more..Writing
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