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This is a discussion on Writing within the Hobbies and Photos forums, part of the General category; OK...I wrote this about my friend Adrian whom I had nicknamed "Monkey." We were best friends when I worked at ...

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    OK...I wrote this about my friend Adrian whom I had nicknamed "Monkey." We were best friends when I worked at a bank. (way back when) It's one poem I found that wasn't too racy for this forum. Pardon the bad grammar and jumping in and out of tenses....I've never showed this to anyone. Be kind!

    "ADRIAN - Ode to a Monkey."

    His furry little bottom
    His little raisin eyes
    His flea-infested groin
    and his little pea-stained thighs...

    Oh! See him comb his tail
    His fingers deft and quick
    He picks and combs, picks and combs
    He picks and picks and picks...

    <chorus>
    Grains of salt, lice and ticks
    milling 'round his naughty bits
    Grains of salt, lice and ticks
    milling 'round his naughty bits
    Yeah...that's my monkey.

    He pops of a belly-plate
    with his opposable thumb
    The blue of those ape-like eyes
    match the blue of his bum...

    The kiddies at the zoo
    look thru' the bars and stare
    My monkey fiddles with his groin
    I sit and fiddle with his hair...

    <chorus>
    Grains of salt, lice and ticks
    milling 'round his naughty bits
    Grains of salt, lice and ticks
    milling 'round his naughty bits
    Yeah...that's my monkey.

    His dry and calloused knuckles
    scrape across the ground
    His silver back reflects the light
    of the moon above the termite mound...

    Oh! My monkey shackled in the Lab
    There's electrodes in his brain
    causing him to spit and jerk
    and pull against his chain...

    <chorus>
    Grains of salt, lice and ticks
    milling 'round his naughty bits
    Grains of salt, lice and ticks
    milling 'round his naughty bits
    Yeah...that's my monkey.

    He's swinging thru' the jungle
    He's swinging vine to vine
    He's beating his chest again
    Let's see what he can find!

    Oh! There's a little chimp!
    She's sucking on a rind
    So he whacked her on the back
    of her head and took her from behind!

    <chorus>
    grains of salt, lice and ticks
    milling 'round his naughty bits
    grains of salt, lice and ticks
    milling 'round his naughty bits
    Yeah...that's my monkey.

    Oh, yeah...that's my monkey
    (now he's smelling pretty funky)
    I don't think I've ever smelt
    a more rancid, dirty monkey pelt!

    Now I'm sewing up a coat
    made out of monkey skin...
    so let me crouch and peel you
    from your butt up to your chin!

    Oh! Don't try and move
    (it'll make you wince a bit)
    and God forbid you're still alive
    if the damned thing doesn't fit!

    Fin.

    Copyright Stephanie KJ
    Last edited by Stephanie; 06-08-2009 at 11:27 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rationella View Post

    I'm curious, Stephanie, about your Muslim boyfriend's opinion of your bawdy poetry, if you've shared any of it with him. My husband doesn't get poetry at all. He calls Leonard Cohen, whose poetry I adore, "Mumbles".
    He loves poetry (he writes as well...in French) and I wrote him a couple things that I purposely left "vanilla." As for the other stuff, he's just convinced I'm a pervert! LOL! He laughs and shakes his head, but I'll get him turned around!
    Leonard Cohen is amazing.

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    Re: ADRIAN - Ode to a Monkey

    That brought a chuckle. I'm in awe of people who can write poetry like that. I wish I could do it but I've never been able to so I just try to memorize my favorites.

    One thing I thought of (if you don't mind): you could rhyme "pelt" with "smelt" instead of "smelled". Feel free to tell me where to stick my advice if that's being too cheeky.
    "The first principle is that you must not fool yourself -- and you are the easiest person to fool." -- Richard Feynman

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blondin View Post
    One thing I thought of (if you don't mind): you could rhyme "pelt" with "smelt" instead of "smelled". Feel free to tell me where to stick my advice if that's being too cheeky.
    Done!! Changed it! I never knew "smelt" was an actual word(other than the fish)...I always thought it was just a pronunciation of "smelled." (it's how I was saying it in my head...know what I mean?)Thanks!

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    Ha! I really like the poem, Stephanie.

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    iv always loved to write thought u might like this one

    The music fills the room, the soft melodies of the piano rise to become more than you could have imagined. It was once so weak, being drowned out by the voices of the strong but it now fills the room silencing the wrong and demanding to be heard. Until it falls silent all together, the other instruments take the place of the once beautiful piano. The music now screams in a loud protest, each instrument is desperately trying to be heard over the others but the noise becomes a single melody. No one soul is herd over the other. No one voice is right or wrong. The screaming continues until the music falls silent. In the end the beauty of all was lost, because no one took the time to find the heart in the instruments. The greatness was stolen by no one single person but by so many.
    I rise and watch the emptiness in the faces of the people around me. I focus on one small girl’s face. She was thin and had a less than confident way of holding herself. Music started to play; the soft sound of the piano filled the room as if it was finally being heard. Screaming, pleading for me to reach out it rose becoming all I could hear. When I tore my eyes away form the girl the music stopped. I looked at the stage to see the musician who had the ability to find the feeling within the notes
    but the stage was empty. I left the music hall thinking nothing of the little girl letting the music fall from my heart.

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    .."letting the music fall from my heart."

    Beautiful!

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    tx iv never let any one read my wighting before nice to know some one likes it

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