The Teacher That Was Ms. CrowleyA Poem by KringefestI loathed her.
I saw her dip her tresses in
darkness,
Her soul was second to bathe in it. Her body was old and as cold as a carcass, And her evil would ne'er remit. I hated Ms. Crowley, Everyone hated Ms. Crowley. She spat as us foully, Her face rather jowly! Her long face was rather ugly. She wore tight blouses and her folds fit snugly! Every inch of her face was like rubber, Evil hidden beneath her blubber! I wallowed in sorrow, Because I had her class tomorrow! Upon her head arose two devil horns, Blood sputtered where the flesh had torn! And up rose a spaded tail From that gosh darn vile whale! And she carried a pitch fork, That hideous, ungrateful pork! And she spat, And jiggled her fat. And she screamed, And she breathed. And she cried, And she died. And her body felt colder than ever before. Now Ms. Crowley is nothing more Than thin bones sprawled across the classroom floor. © 2014 KringefestAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on August 31, 2014 Last Updated on September 1, 2014 AuthorKringefestAboutWhy do we credit fantasy when the realism here gives us the beauty and interest we could ever wish to see? Ergo, fantasy is not my top genre. I like realistic fiction, however, but it may go overboard.. more.. |

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