Tennessee Fried Poetry

A comprehensive tour of the mind of a burnt out feller living in Tennessee as seen through his poetry.

Saturday, November 27, 2004

Stupid Girl

I've driven around town, hit all the bars,
And I've definitely seen the stars,
Or, I believe, more like starlets.
I found this little girl, big rack and all,
With a perky little neat smile
That I thought was so very chic.
I asked her if she wanted a beer,
Which she was all to happy to oblige.
We went on to my house that night,
And broke my old spring mattress.

There was something about this girl
I just didn't comprehend.
So many things in this world
Are better than this little tramp.
She can ride a man all day and night
Without making him feel whole.
Just something about her that ain't right,
And I reach for my weed bowl.
Two plus two just doesn't add up with her,
Not with this stupid girl.

I smoke a blunt and think some more,
But not that cunt, that fucking whore.
I'm an avid reader of Joyce and Thoreau,
While she's worried about cleaning her hole.
I called out to that bitch for some more action,
Because you know, something about her is fun.
I guess I'm destined for hell because of this great sin,
This sin, of taking advantage of this stupid girl, again.
I'm drunk, high, a float in the clouds, flying in the sky.
She's a stupid girl, and she'll fuck me without reply.

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