queef poemA Poem by delapruchsee note for reviewer.when i was a wee lad i worked in one of many kitchens and there amongst the dirt & sweat of the summer months i was toiled away at the dishes one afternoon about to work with my ex-con cook on the preparation for the evening smorgasbord whatever that might have been.
the main waitress came through the swinging door which blocked those drunks from the bar from walking straight into the kitchen and she slapped me on the stomach making some remark about missing the flatness of a young guy’s stomach during sex & as if that didn’t disgust me and make me uncomfortable enough she then grabbed a can of cranberry sauce.
the bulk-sized cans of cranberry sauce were quite large and they needed to be opened by one of those can openers that in a restaurant kitchen are attached to the preparation table.
she pulled me over from the dishes with one hand and got close to me when she was opening the can with the other, & with that ever-so-attractive breath of cigarettes and liquor she whispered to me, beginning to laugh while saying it to me--- “what does that sound like?” the sound which was something like a “thhwerp” or quite possibly a “phlerrp” created by the cranberry sauce sliding out of the can all at once seemed to make this wretched wasted waitress laugh quite a bit regardless of the fact that i wasn’t and so, i gave up in guessing in my own head---disinterested.
“i don’t know, it sounds like crabnberry sau…”
she cut me off saying---
“it sounds like a p***y fart! sounds like a queef, buddy, doesn’t it?” at the time i didn’t know what a “queef” was and it apparently made her laugh quite a bit and by default that made me quite sick--- if anything because i had to see her yellow teeth (the ones she had left) when she was laughing.
now that the term has been brought out into the mainstream by the brilliant guys at south park i felt that i could share my own story my testament regarding the queef. © 2011 delapruchAuthor's Note
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