orange rhyme

orange rhyme

A Poem by delapruch
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see note for reviewers.

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there once was a boring,

foreign,

mormon,

who for years held a mortgage with tabitha soren

&

when their forage for orange porridge brought them to an

orphanage,

they kicked down the door by

busting the door-hinge

&

while

the chorus of w***e-hens that were out for revenge,

led the two angry sponges to pillage the

den,

the bondage-brained brethren who were dreaming of

blorenge,

got off their a*s after lounging out on the score bench,

&

demanding the tronage that they felt was owed

them,

they choked the mormon & soren with stonehenge sized

sausages,

then they chopped them all up in itsy-bitsy pieces

& stuffed them in their luggage

before setting out for

egypt.    

© 2011 delapruch


Author's Note

delapruch
“People say that the word orange doesn't rhyme with anything ... I can think of a lot of things that rhyme with orange…orange, four-inch, door hinge in storage and having porridge with Geo-rge.”

-Eminem

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delapruch
delapruch

nothingville, NY



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Bio: The writer we call delapruch has been writing since infancy. His first piece was scrawled on the inside of his mother’s womb. Long since published, the rights now reside in the hands o.. more..