General Poetry posted July 6, 2018

Chapters:

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Excellent

a rhyming poem ( not for kids)

A chapter in the book Worlds

Gerbil World 2

by Bill Schott

A gerbil and a hamster were 'doin'-the-deed' one day, when a wandering mouse inquired if he might join the fray. "More the merrier, sailor," said a sultry gerbil gal. “But you'll have to be on bottom, for horny hamster Hal. "Guess I'll pass then, vermin," said the declining mouse; “and go to check some cheese left out in a corner of the house.” "I wouldn't try that, rodent," said horny hamster Hal; as he finished serving gerbil and added, "Listen, pal-- If it's cheese you want, then wait, I will share my stuff with you." "No thanks," refused the mice-ster, "I know what you will do. First it's 'Have a bite my mousy; 'cause you will be my friend.' when I'm drunk on lactose liquor, you'll get me in the end." "Off then, lousy mouse!" yelled the hamster like a shrew. "But when your head is in that trap, I'll be right there behind you."