Seven Crimes Table Poem by Kris Viscardini

Seven Crimes Table



I live in Tenby
I'm full of ennui
which some call envy

I'm a lazy Goth
stricken by sloth
not a tiger but a moth

And yes if you must
as I'm gathering dust
I'm guilty of lust

we all have a need
an idea to seed
too much is greed

Along the ride
we cannot hide
our earthly pride

Driving through Brittany
reading out littany
eating our muttony
we're guilty of gluttony

Then I'm having a laugh
my mood's off the graph
and slow burn rage turns to wrath

Friday, August 30, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: humour
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The Seven Deaadly Sins - Edinburgh Fringe
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