Blame It On The Coast Guard Poem by Mason Maestro

Blame It On The Coast Guard



It's hard to imagine the clyde drawing unmistakable enemy cuisers
to the coast
damned with silk and money
That of a see'r whose blind to lies
Blind to disguise once crammed with milk and honey
They were carried on by the lionness
who needed to press
The co-ordinates of her mess

Hard seat - Heat fleet
Radar guidance- nautical street
A kiss from afar...
and death were bound to meet

Penalty paid to the nation in a year-
...The virus made itself perfectly clear

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