Rudolph the Bulbous-Nosed Reindeer (?)A Poem by Michael StevensPosted the wrong poem under this title before; let's see if I can get a fricking clue!You know Dasher and Dancer, Prancer
and Vixen,
In your stupidity, even voted for
Nixon
But do you recall
The most ludicrous reindeer of all?
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Rudolph the Bulbous-Nosed Reindeer
Had a real beacon on his face,
That lighted up whenever he'd a few
Talking just a wee bit of a taste
All of the normal reindeer,
Used to get up in his grill
They used to flip poor Rudolph
So much s**t, he'd soon had his
fill
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Then one foggy Christmas Eve, his
old snozzola was burning bright,
So the barkeep cut him off
He said, "Rudolph, with your
nose so bright, what's say you call it a night?"
This royally pissed off old Rudolph
Who went back out to his sleigh,
Grabbed a bat and went back inside
"You want reindeer games? Okay, let's play!",
Glasses and bowls of popcorn, he
gave them all quite a ride,
"Hey, man!" the bartender
then did shout
This anger s**t he just couldn't
abide
Rudolph figured, "Screw this
crap, I'm out!"
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Rudolph the Bulbous-Nosed Reindeer
had to then flee the state
Regret came much too slow
With prison and court staring him
in the face
Being caught he didn't want to know
With all of the other prisoners
Who knew what they'd want?
They might try to bugger old
Rudolph
So to prison he said not
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Then one year later, Christmas Eve
He quietly flew back to town
He said, "No way; I've been
gone too fricking long
I'll be damned if they'll see me
gone!"
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Then all the normal reindeer,
They started up with their
trash-talking s**t
They verbally ripped Rudolph a new
one
With their completely classless
wit!
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2 Reviews Added on December 23, 2014 Last Updated on December 23, 2014 AuthorMichael StevensAboutI write for fun; I write comedy pieces and some dramatic stuff. I have no formal writing education, and I have a fear of being told I suck, and maybe I should give up on writing, and get a job makin.. more.. |

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