(after hearing an excerpt of a 60 Minutes interview with rapper Eminem, who explains to Anderson Cooper how one might find rhymes for "orange")
Flash, and the Plumes Crack
1.
Poor Grinch
on a store-binge?
Paramours flinch.
I deplore this!
2.
Forage for gorgeous
worn stitch. How my
sore itch warrants
a sweet glitch. Treat
this seat-twitch
on a neat cinch.
3.
Couch a park bench,
stark wretch, make
my bright eyes dazed
by your brave plays,
throw some quaint shade
with your side-gaze.
4.
Wreak a slow beat
with your crow-shriek,
dig it snow-deep,
don't you blow heat!
5.
After he blathers
his twisted palaver
with Mr Mathers,
Sir George Smith,
former skinflint,
normal forger
of the split mint,
stores horrid porridge
in a Kenmore fridge
by the thorned hedge.
6.
Make a sandwich
where the bones wedge
at the cliff's edge
as the stiffs rest,
pull a roped bell,
toll the hope-knell
(no, it's not swell,
you won't cope well),
tell a dope spell
for the cold dead.
Poetry by Uncle Meridian
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Written on 2023-08-17 at 08:10
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