The Devil’s Dandruff
Ø “I can’t feel my scalp,” Complained Gerald Germaine, Why his nose was in pain, he could not ascertain. However inane, I’d advise to refrain From keeping Rogaine right beside your cocaine. Ø
Read More The Devil’s DandruffØ “I can’t feel my scalp,” Complained Gerald Germaine, Why his nose was in pain, he could not ascertain. However inane, I’d advise to refrain From keeping Rogaine right beside your cocaine. Ø
Read More The Devil’s DandruffLaughing, I untied the gag in her mouth, To the glorious sounds of sweet screaming, Billows of smoke gathered just to the south, And the steel locomotive was gleaming. ◊ Heart all aflutter, I tittered with glee, As I twirled at my villainous mustache, Tipping my top hat, I slapped at my knee, And guffawed […]
Read More The CadThis recently rediscovered gem is a poem that I wrote for my 11th grade English class. It was an ode to the blue composition notebook in which I wrote down the homework assignments that I never did. It tickled me to write something heartfelt about an inanimate object. Especially one for which I had such […]
Read More My Assignment BookThe molecular integrity of a candy bar is as finicky and precarious as the weather. And oftentimes changes as a direct result of it.
Read More My Candy Bar Melted. :-(