By the Beautiful Disease
Germ and Infectious were always together,
Said Germ to Infectious, “I love flu weather,
So let’s go to that beautiful disease,
Follow along, say you’re with me!”
Anything that Germ would suggest to hurt
Infectious would always think it best to flirt,
So it would get its unwashed hands and holler
“All aboard gee I want to squallier.”
By the disease, by the disease, by the beautiful disease,
Germ and Infectious, Germ and Infectious, oh! How happy they’ll be,
When each illness comes a-rolling in,
We will make you vomit and thin,
And we’ll stay until the antibiotics kick in.
Face in the toilet and then up for air,
Whether you’re rich or poor, we don’t really care,
We love to be inside your guts,
With the disease, you’ll be in a sick rut.
Germ was quite a sport on a Sunday,
Though it could infect a child’s health on a Monday,
And Infectious wouldn’t lose its feverish air
Would go to work, hospital scare.
Every Sunday it would make you heave at home,
Say, “It’s business, human, I’ve got to roam,”
Then it would hit its mark, get its unwashed hands and Infectious,
And say, “Come spread with me, shall we, we must!”
Copyright © 2006 Tinka Boukes & Dennis O’Bell
Felix
Scary sentiment. We are all one bad cold away from extinction. That's it! I'm packing up and heading for the mountains!
Peace,
B
Paul;-)
love and peace, Carole
We love to be inside your guts,
Quite a unique piece, you two, and quite a poem!
RAge
I loved this piece
enjoyed much
William
Love & Peace
Take care,
Sherry
Eileen
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :(
Birgit and Roger
Regis
Lin
a little disjointed and bumpy,
and though he thought that acting was fun,
it somehow sent him on the run.
Now Larry and his good friend, Tomato Bob,
were one day vining on the Job,
when suddenly the farmers wife
emerged with her best paring knife
and said, "Can it."
Another engrossing and powerful collaboration from you two...:)
Love
Peter