A Piece Of Lamb Who Became A Piece Of Mutton by allan james saywell

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A Piece Of Lamb Who Became A Piece Of Mutton

God who is that Woman
What happened to her chassis
The thin shanks are gone
Her breasts are kissing her navel
Her belly is rolling not rocking
Her triangle has become an ashen forest
God she is only thirty
Now everybody will know

July 2008

allan james saywell

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Tanya Stanford (8/26/2008 1:25:00 AM)
Lol... The title caught my eye but I must admit I was suprised at the nature of the poem. Love the humour...

Viola Grey (7/2/2008 12:23:00 AM)
as a 35yo woman should I really find this so humorous...I must confess, I do.

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