so long joe'sA Poem by Mohl083i didn't cry when me own father was hung for stealing a pig, but i cry now. -groundskeeper williewe marched this morning towards a few roasted beans perculating ominously. the only thing to wake us from our foggy state was the rattling of wreckage across the street. a great beast upon the land with a hungry open jaw devouring the world about. it was in this moment we realized the ground the beast now claimed once belonged to our friend Joe.
No one ever saw Joe, some claimed he didn't exist, just a fat cartoon character winking at us from a laminated menu. ha, we know the truth, with a capital T! Joe was there, just up the stairs Luring us into his home with promises of juicy burgers, sweet, sweet waffles, and the ever popular chicken popper. Lord forgive us, what fools we be!
Somewhere, there are bagpipes playing. And the lonely scotsman walks along an anicent river piping out his tune, signaling the end of another age. please, shed me no tears, but carry in your heart the memory of a certain place where drunks can puke on curtains, men can take lesbians on dates, fat chicks can force us to take a bite of a spit filled wrap, and no one ever wants to sit at the bar. Where Elvis looks like he's flicking you off, and there's more Three Stooges memorabilia than i care to look at. We are all fools of vanity, Swines of infidels and pirates. Sleep my beauty, sleep For this world was nay good enough for you, Not by a longshot, Not even close.
So now we commence thee to the ages A chance ne'r to come again. The only thing left, my friends, is to pack up our boats, And sail them back home. The promise of the New World is lost For what sense does freedom make If you can't eat a good meal At 3 o'clock in the morning?
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