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The Sword

Richard James, Bitch

A traveler, was I, weary from the storm
of life, and so I stepped into a bar.
I drank, then soon encountered from afar
A vision of a most exquisite form
Her hair of onyx, skin so golden, warm
and radiant, like her gaze, that of a star
Our eyes met - and agreed, across that bar
To whisk us to the privy of my dorm.
So read'ly to her, I, my passions, gave
and hers to me; yet now, to my dismay
For when I sought an entrance to her cave
A sword of pork emerged, on full display
Ne'er have I forgotten, nor forgave
Myself for the mistake I made that day.

Richard James, Bitch has published 2 more terrible poems since joining on 30/11/99. Read more of Richard's terrible poetry at the anthology. Here are three of Richard's latest works:

The Sword

Submitted Oct 3rd 2010, 00:08

The Sword

Submitted Oct 2nd 2010, 01:13

T'was Night

Submitted Oct 1st 2010, 17:41