Sonnet XLVI

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Sonnet XLVI

©06-09-23, Olan L. Smith


Yeah, he's a toothpickin', double ass-slayer,

A snot picker. A real sad dick-licker

With smegma piled in crevices of disgust.

Faded paisley wallpaper, fragmented dust

On floors, abandoned houses, evil streets,

The ashes, remnants of hollow conceits.

He works to restores golden time, wallow

In sins! His glory, rotten fruit in hollow

Minds filled with gray cobwebs and empty thoughts,

And mildewed corners, people casting lots,

While stagnant water spills from lofty corners;

A man, a jack, a john, and sad faced scorners.

     An orange faced, apish devils' nut-a-sphere

     Who cries the hate of men of yesteryear.


A.N. This sonnet is morphed from a free versed poem, "Taste the Sulphur" and converted into a couplet sonnet, a task I've not attempted before.

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