Senseless Sunday Sarcasm ( a not-quite-right #poem )

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As I walk through the forest of my life

unraveling the brambles of my thoughts,

questions passing through a weary mind,

look toward another year of drought.

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The machete of a brain that once retained

a sharpened edge no longer cuts my path.

I sit among the fallen leaves and ask,

Why do hemorrhoids have to plague my @$$…butt.

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My forest thickens, light dims from my eyes,

The pancakes that were once my melon breasts

beg to know the reasons why I thought

bras changed the gravity upon my chest.

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If I could do it all over again,

A bra-less, playful person I’d become,

moving through the branches of my trees

instead of sitting so much on my…bum.