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2004-02-02
William Schwenck Gilbert
B. 11.18.1836 London / D. 5.29.1911 Harrow Weald
Heart Attack
The uses of a catchy tune
hum hum
Your anger pray bury
with phrase equally catchy attached
to madden bayed dictators in their lairs
I think you had better succumb
cumb cumb
the flinging of a catchy tune over and across their barricades
you’ll find there are many
with catchy phrase, attached, exploding
I pray you
dumb dumb
radiant fragments of green shrapnel that lodge, blossom, and drop fruit into the brain
randomly
or whenever the brain’s fickle breezes decree
there’s lots of good fish
spattering clipped lawns and concrete with hornet food.
For he’s going to marry Yum Yum
and the word for your guidance is
John Ashcroft’s junior staffers stare
mum! mum!
quite forgotten, as his latest string of chin-spittle lengthens and gleams
lot’s of good fish in the sea, good fish in the sea in the sea in the sea
tarnishes and snaps
yum yum.
Consolation Site: Rump steak and oyster sauce