Never Forget To Bring Your Swagger

Never Forget To Bring Your Swagger

A Poem by Miles

Onion.
Nice word to start it off
Don't you think?

Once more on the plateau
Got my dagger
My swagger
And...

There's two people
Walking down the grassy hill
From the barn

There's a man in a suit
And this woman's got pigtails

Who should I trust?
Three, four, five in a lemon
And I have to scratch it?!

Verily
So, where are they going?
Looks like another rainforest
Down the road

Ok, well,
They just disappeared
So let's focus on the belemic polar bear
Just below me

He said its name is Bob
But I know he's lying

With six, black, furry arns like that?!
In a quiffle, I'll reduce him to rubble
No
Better yet,
Stubble

And so I did

To this day, I still own a small statue
Made from his stubble
Resembling a baby goose

Anyhow,
I learned a valuable lesson that day:

"Never forget to bring your swagger."

© 2011 Miles


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Added on August 23, 2011
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Author

Miles
Miles

Darmsheim, Badem-Würtemberg, Germany



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I'm American, I was born in Japan, and have since traveled to many different states and countries. I'm an Athiest and an Existentialist and I prefer the Multiple Big Bang theory. I play guitar, and .. more..

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