Category: Poetry

Immortal Urine Stains on my Soul

Copyright © 2007 by Cedric Williams

Immortal urine stains on my soul

God was tinkling and missed the bowl

How on earth did I get

On the floor near god’s toilet?

God’s apartment should never be

A hang-out for the likes of me

Much less should I have been sprawled

In the room where nature called

But how I got there doesn’t matter

I just care about the splatter

Of the immortal urine stream

Whose wet warmth woke me from a dream

My immortal soul has now been stained

And like god’s bladder, I feel drained

O how will I ever get my soul clean?

I need an ethereal washing machine

Green Eggs and Phlegm

I do not like green eggs and phlegm.

I do not like them, Auntie Em.

I do not like them there nor here,

I do not like them with dark beer.

I would not eat them while in jail,

I would not while I’m out on bail.

I will not eat them in a stream,

I will not eat them with sour cream.

Not with parmesan that’s been grated,

Not even if they’re laminated!

I would not eat them off your fender,

I will not drink them from a blender.

I won’t insert them in my nose,

Won’t suck them through a garden hose.

I will not dip my *@!$ in them,

I DO NOT LIKE GREEN EGGS AND PHLEGM!