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Ma & brother PeeWee
by Georg E Mateos → (All Poetry by Georg E Mateos)
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Folks, this kind of family feud wasn't initiate by me, I just was inviting a few friends to a innocent although immoral party and wham! here comes that envious little twerp of a brother mixing our Ma in the fracas with the help of that two-timing sister of ours Tiger Lily that hadn't said sorry for a long long time!!!


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If ever there was a devilish combination
right under the roof of our house must be
when some jocular god dreamed about
giving our Ma the wandering son PeeWee,
which didn’t make life easy for Jersey Ed
nor better for our two timing Tiger Lily,
and don’t forget the suffering Older Bro,
because that poor creature…is me!

Dwelling on Chic-ago he wouldn’t want
we tell you all about that witch offspring,
half a man, half a wolf and half a brother
that’s too many halves but all it is him!
when children were playing with dolls
he played with a Black & Decker Drill!
lobotomizing cats and dogs and a brother
if you don’t believe ask Ed Jersey Devil.

He is suave, mellifluous and he slithers!
watch the grass where you put your feet,
and also watch you back from our Ma
never too careful with those too can be,
cos she will boil you in her hot cauldron
following the steps of an old family recipe
to be served to innocent little cannibals
of Canadian descent or they can be Brits!

Dear friends don’t say you weren’t warned
going Trick or Threats on this Halloween,
get your head bite right off your shoulders
or find yourself alone with brother PeeWee
with his dear Ma most cherish of presents
a Black & Decker tool for great lobotomy,
go to bed, sleep and dream angel dreams
until your hear the near purring of a drill!

EDvard, Lord Nosferatu Incubus
Dark Castle of Sweden





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 Reviews of "Ma & brother PeeWee"
Reviewed by J'nia Fowler
Reviewed on October 12, 2009
Hm... glad I live far, far away from your sibs and mine as well. Funny poem. Thanks Georg. Hugs, J'nia

Reviewed on October 9, 2009
I’ll take one of those halves of him Lord Nosferatu Incubus …yes and shackle him “half a whole” or a “quarter yet” to my other trophy mounts of tortured pleasantries…
After I blaze him an offering in the urn of choices…I wonder what he would choose? To be fed by my wolves; a torrent of fear chasing him? Or maybe he would like to feel my lashes braise his raw-hide? There are plenty to choose from…
with the depths of darkness as my shroud of hidden spies:

Sincerely Bound By Incantations,
Poetess Victoria...The Dark Pestilence of Romance
Archaic Mistress of Caliginous Temptations

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on October 9, 2009
I don't know nuthin' since my brain was replaced with grain after a certain brudder used his Black & Decker on me...ed/jd

Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on October 9, 2009
Well at least he used a drill made in America! Never had a doubt about that slithering patriot. But I'll be wearing a helmet. Patrick

Reviewed on October 9, 2009
Delightful write in a creepy sort of way! LOL Well done, Georg!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :D

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on October 9, 2009
Sure sounds like this Halloween Bash is turning into a nightmare of sorts.....

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Mark Lichterman
Reviewed on October 9, 2009
If this doesn't draw a mental picture of "a devilish combination," and of a "suave, mellifluous" brother that "slithers" over slimy grass and lobotomizes cats and dogs and a brother with a Black & Decker drill. I think I'll stay home this Halloween with all doors locked.
Your friend, Mark

Reviewed on October 9, 2009
I feel safer with every new write of the Eds
With all that going on, no one will have time to bother with a Buzzard

So that means the Buzz will have all the ladies to himself LOL
You just have to love sibling rivalry
Have a good one
The Buzzard

Reviewed on October 9, 2009
There are some real dark secrets coming out of that dark Castle, LOrd
Nosferatu Incubus, I think you have enough amusement in your own family without needing any friends, besides now I'm to chicken to attent such gruesome rituals ha. Hugs! Jasmin Horst

Reviewed by Christine Alwin
Reviewed on October 9, 2009
Hoh boy...the plot thickens along with the broth,,,and oh my the party is 2 weeks away yet,,,may goodness be with you all...lol

Reviewed by Liana Margiva
Reviewed on October 9, 2009
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ' And don't forget the suffering Older Bro, because that poor creature...is me'----------I LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on October 9, 2009
“Half a man, half a wolf, and half a brother,
That’s too many halves, but it is all him!
And he is suave, mellifluous, and he slithers!”

Wow! And here I thought you might be upset with me. Those are the nicest things anyone has ever said about me – I Love You, Bro!

If you had only invited Ma to your castle sooner, she’d probably be treating you a lot better. All I’ve heard for years from her – “When is he gonna invite me to Sweden?” And I would always say, “Soon, Ma, real soon.”

And cheer up, Brother; right after Halloween, she wants to go visit Brother Jersey for a month – he gets her for Thanksgiving!

And don’t forget to give her Prune Juice for breakfast; she’s far less cranky, when she’s regular.

And since you’re not mad, Ma and Tiger Lily want me to post the next chapter of Swedish Meatballs – it’s a doozy.

Your Brother Pee Wee,
The Good Lookin Brother Ed

PS: Really looking forward to seeing you on Halloween; and I’ve got a big surprise for you – Me and Mean Tall Woman are bringin Ma’s twin sis, Aunt Edwina, with us – now that should be one hell of a party!


Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on October 9, 2009
Hey I found a Black and Decker 285S Deluxe Jig Saw much better...oops talking to wrong brother...
freaky Fee


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