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Good Timing

                     

 

Good timing really was of the essence
Since the window of amorous opportunity
Was no more than thirty glorious minutes,
From when the long-suffering orderlies
Had cleaned the stupid old mongol up
Until she soiled herself yet one more time
Causing a really repellent Dame Judi (*see note 1),
Not that a strong pong was anything fucking new.

With the plastic-suited cleansers finished,
The pathetic patient waited unsuspecting,
Not caring what her morning had in store,
Being in a suspended ultra-vegetable state,
With only marginally more appreciation
Of the joys of life than a stale turnip.
(but one man's past-sell-by-date root veggie
is another's pride and joy, so to speak).

An empty corridor bade him welcome to the chambre d'amour;
And his pass key opened and closed the ward door.
The old trout's staring eyes registered nothing,
Which was a refreshing change from spastic fear.
He pulled back the bedsheets from his delectable prey,
Silently raised up her worn and much-laundered nightie
Exposing her familiar fresh-washed minge zone,
Mercifully not yet drenched by a new pissy squirt.

He smiled, relishing with intellectual anticipation
The dubious erotic pleasure which lay ahead.
Thus he removed his pristine gown, laying it on a chair,
And quickly dropped his well-cut trousers to the floor;
Stiff Moby (*see note 2) in hand, he climbed up on the bed.
Ignoring her tiny grunts of mindless discomfort;
His fingers expertly parted the moronic goat's immense bush,
As on so many a past joyous loving occasion.

Spit-lubricated, he eased himself into her slimy Sir Anthony (*see note 3)
And rode her silently and methodically,
Careful not to make the bed squeak or creak,
Lest someone heard him on the job of love.
It lasted five or six sweating (and delirious) minutes
And then he climaxed with a happy gurgle of adoration.
She said nothing, but then she never did, the cow,
Although his nose told him she had done a huge crap.

Then he withdrew and scratched his eczematous scrotum,
Before redressing, above reproach once again.
Safely back in the antiseptic hospital corridor
A passing fat staff nurse asked respectfully,
"How is the poor old idiot today, Professor?"
He answered, "Sound asleep, let her rest, Nurse,
I doubt she'll be with us much longer now."

He walked happily to his next appointment,
Flaccid penis oozing a nostalgic drip of sperm,
Anticipating the forthcoming consultation:
A rather pretty girl who had rather sadly
Lost both of her legs in an exciting car crash,
And who had suffered massive brain damage,
Which meant she could hardly complain
As he sodomised up her virginally lovely shithole.

Author notes

Notes on the avant garde rhyming slang used in this poem:

1. Dame Judi (Dench) = stench
2. Moby (Dick) = prick
3. Sir Anthony (Blunt) = cunt.

I dedicate this poem to the citizens of the historic cities of Ottawa (Ontario) and of York (the one in North Yorkshire).

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  • Lost Vampyre Angel
    August 24, 2008

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    ooh this is very dark and twisted nd i love it!
    its amazing hun that youve penned this
    i love it all my love
    kitty xxx


  • Nothing But No
    July 12, 2008

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    I think this is fucking fantastic. The story made me uneasy, which I enjoyed thoroughly. Thank you for entering this and best of luck.


    • Edna Sweetlove
      July 20, 2008
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      I was hoping for better than 3rd, but buggers can't be choosers! Thank you!


  • Keith
    July 12, 2008

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    Oh dearie me, I think I'm going to have a large green rum and coke (*see note one). Have an extra J. Arthur as a reward for your felicitous use of language.
    1. Boke, a Scottish euphemism for projectile vomiting.


  • zilbermann silver member
    July 12, 2008

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    Yes, excellent taste and very inspirational. Will make young readers want to become physicians.

    Editing:
    he shoved in his slimy Sir Anthony
    Perhaps this should be:
    he shoved into her slimy Sir Anthony

    • Edna Sweetlove
      July 13, 2008
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      Revised version:

      Spit-lubricated, he eased himself into her slimy Sir Anthony


    • Edna Sweetlove
      July 13, 2008
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      Thank you for your proof-reading, Rory. You deserve the hat, not Zilby. I can only offer an apology for this error - I got too excited.


  • no win no fee
    July 12, 2008
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    you are once again a VERY bad boy-girl. I still loves ya though. x

    • Edna Sweetlove
      July 15, 2008
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      If I were to come to visit you, would you, you know......be "friendly" ?????


  • just mercedes gold member
    July 12, 2008

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    Oh dear me. This makes me laugh and cry. My poor dear Mum resides in a Home, with other dementia patients, and she has had this experience herself, although her partner was a carer, not a professor - as if that woould make any difference??? And he broke her finger, stealing her engagement ring - I hope afterwards, not before, so she may at least have gained some pleasure from the incident - my stepfather had been dead for a while.

    Well up to your usual standard, and the little details - the excema, much laundered nightie, stopping the bed from squeaking - all add to the impact of the write. Good luck in the contest.


  • Uhs Feth Malorn
    July 12, 2008
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    This is brilliantly written, and as delightfully sickening as I would expect from you. Charming topic, as ever. You do know how to pick 'em, don't you?

    The eczematic scrotum was an unusually lovely touch. I imagine there was a little snowy pile of dead skin on the carpet after he scratched.

    Although I believe 'Judi' is the correct spelling in the context of 'Judy Dench.'


    • Edna Sweetlove
      July 12, 2008
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      I am mortified, mortified, to think that I mis-spelled the self-adopted name of Dame Judith Olivia Dench, renowned thespian and illustrious member of our artistic society.
      I shall punish myself by not having a J.Arthur for another 48 hours.
      I shall put this dreadful error right toute de suite.


      • Uhs Feth Malorn
        July 12, 2008
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        Do I detect the very slightest hint of sarcasm in your claims of mortification?

        O all right. I know very well that you're more cleverer than wot I is. I have to seize my moments to be a smartarse.

        I assume a J. Arthur refers to wanking, somehow? One moment while I consult my good friend the Internet.

        Ah yes. J. Arthur. Rank. Very clever.


        • Edna Sweetlove
          July 13, 2008
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          Sarcasm? Moi?

          Indeed not, I was genuinely horrified. I also made another error which Zilbermann kindly pointed out.

          But now it is perfect, absolutely perfect. What a pity my fans at Poetry Shared are denied the joy of reading this.


          • Uhs Feth Malorn
            July 13, 2008
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            It is rather a pity. Although you were never as appreciated there as you are here.

            Surely this poem is rather too sophisticated for a contest entitled, 'I Puke Pixie Dust.'


            • Edna Sweetlove
              July 13, 2008
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              The contest holder specified.... "Basically I want what most would find repulsive or offensive or obsene, as I find it beautiful. Write me something with substance and please check your spelling."

              I think wot i rote fits the bil.


              • Uhs Feth Malorn
                July 13, 2008

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                Mm. I wouldn't call the description, 'virginally lovely shithole,' beautiful, but it takes all sorts.


                • Edna Sweetlove
                  July 15, 2008
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                  I am considering amending it to "virginally lovely Gary (see note 4)".

                  *NOTE 4: Gary (Glitter) = shitter.

                  I'd like your opinion on that one.

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