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Mad Monk would endure flagellation,
Whenever he caused a sensation
With play like a rabbit
Beneath sister's habit,
He called "CRYPTIC COPULATION."
--- Chris Papa

It is certainly not just your fault,
And I would not your errors exalt,
But in hidden games
Of such cryptic names,
A CRYPTONYM is surely a vault.
--- Daniel Ford

A CRYPTONYM to foil the fuzz;
The criminal oft used to buzz
For many a year,
Until, I much fear,
The guy forgot just who he was.
--- Chris Papa

Old Bernie often used to quip,
'Bout an outburst from his Ladyship.
"If future use thumb, Shaw,
You've already come, Shaw,
And I didn't even feel the tip!"
--- Gunjan

The night lady satisfied, NOT!
For her mighty labors she got
A roll in the straw,
Then meagre CUMSHAW,
One small and overripe kumquat.
--- Chris Papa

Hamlet was known as CUNCTATOR,
An out and out stepfather hater,
Who talked with the dead,
Took Ophelia to bed,
A wedding?, "I'll see you later!"
--- Chris Papa

That guy who delays, the CUNCTATOR,
Is not merely a long-time waiter,
But a through and through
(Though technically few)
Down and dirty procrastinator
--- Daniel Ford

Most women prefer a CUNCTATOR
Who shuns sooner and tries to come later.
"Don't be in a rush;
Wait for my cheeks to flush.
Else you are just a masturbator.
--- Norm Brust

Time-limited presence of CURFEW
Holds unexpressed promise to turf you.
Should you try to persist
On street occupants list,
When police come collect the sure few.
--- Daniel Ford

Some guys who had too much cold brew,
Decided to break the CURFEW,
They were then quickly nailed,
And then promptly jailed;
They now have plenty time to stew.
--- Chris Papa

In old days Rxs doctors viewed
Were well-writ in lines CURLICUED.
Now medical staffs
Employ cryptographs,
Over which many pharmacists brood.
--- Chris Papa

CYANOSIS means oxygen small,
Is response to starved tissue's call,
Lest properly fed,
It soon will be dead,
CYANOSIS, Sayonara, you all!
--- Chris Papa

Low O2 brings CYANOSIS,
Preceded by some psychosis,
And, without some air,
Will bring a fixed stare
And premature apoptosis. (cell death)
--- Daniel Ford

The bike path for endless miles crawls;
No food, souvenirs, blessed stalls.
When they're caught in a bind,
Riders duck 'round behind
Adjoining CYCLOPEAN walls.
--- Bob Dvorak

My pup has CYCLOPEAN PAWS;
He needs them, we're sure just because
At the very least,
He'll be a huge beast,
Who'll keep away all our in-laws.
--- Chris Papa

In massive effort CYCLOPEAN,
United Nations European
Are trying to reverse
Nationalism perverse,
That caused wars and great strife plebian.
--- Daniel Ford

In Connecticut, we build fences of stones.
CYCLOPEAN, we pile them like bones.
From one's rocky fields
One get plentiful yields,
To mark off the land which one owns.
--- Norm Brust

The lewd of Cyprus, twice Cyprian,
Do dance wild steps, terpsichorean,
To seduce each other's
Sly sisters and brothers,
Some tourists, and a Slick Korean.
--- Daniel Ford

I'm hardly what you'd call a prude.
And I'm not, in the CYPRIAN sense, lewd.
Though my figure's not Greek,
But I'm not a freak,
But you'll never catch me running around nude.
--- Norm Brust

Life's passage is surely a DAEDEL,
Begun when we're still in the cradle.
We then spend our days
In it's varied maze,
Dipping for joy with large ladle.
--- Chris Papa

Foreign spy with DAEDEL plan,
Explosives inside of a van.
Ignited too soon,
Blew part to Rangoon,
The other half back to Iran.
--- Darryl

Real elections now seem a lost cause.
Within recent years we've had pause
To see that court rules,
Like confusion of fools,
Interpreting those DAEDAL laws.
--- Chris Papa

DAEDAL, of intricate ways,
Ingenious, the lexicon says,
But adding an "R",
Takes us quite far,
To where the spinning Draedal displays.
--- Chris Papa

The maze inventor was DAEDAL,
Whose wings avoided bipedal.
From Minos' landscapes
Inventor excapes
To Sicel through eye of needle.
--- Daniel Ford

Our DAEDAL manuvers, birth to end,
Fill our bellies and the wolf off fend.
Pol gives the rich more
And steals from the poor.
Robin Hood in reverse; not our friend.
--- Elois

I think there's a lot to be said,
When asking for lots to be fed;
A DAGWOOD's a must;
It's better than just
Ordering up a BUMSTEAD.
--- Chris Papa

Multilayered sandwich, DAGWOOD,
Has such high fat content, it could
Make arteries teeny,
So place zucchini
In sandwich where salami stood.
--- Daniel Ford

The sandwich we call a DAGWOOD
Holds all the leftovers it could.
From throughout the fridge,
A bread-layered ridge,
With more to eat that a man should.
--- Daniel Ford

DALTONISM on the Irish scene
Produces result rather mean,
With green haired colleens
As St Paddy queens,
Who wear red instead of the green.
--- Chris Papa

To Norm no one holds the candle,
With babes that he knows how to DANDLE.
He's one of those lugs
That prefers big jugs,
The more there, the better to handle.
--- Chris Papa

DANDLING, an old form of foreplay,
Is hardly in use today.
And as to big jugs,
When it comes to tight hugs,
I find they just get in the way.
--- Norm Brust

A DANEGELD I'd willingly pay
In boonies to keep quiet way.
'Cause folks moving in
Bring discord and din.
"We'll change things", they brazenly say.
--- Elois

DANEGELD, cash paid for protection,
Is like soft money in an American election.
Those who are smarties
Pay up to both parties,
Thus ensuring a White House connection.
--- Norm Brust

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DANEGELD, paid by English blokes,
A pittance to Mafia folks,
Who deal in such stuff.
'Twas baredly enough
To pay for big Tony's fat smokes.
--- Chris Papa

A usurer's fetters are DARBIES.
So also those handcuffs of Barbies,
Who practice in den,
Beyond all our Ken,
While humming to tunes of some far Bees.
--- Daniel Ford

Roast beef sandwiches, known as RB's,
Are sold by a chain known as Arby's.
I have a cousin
Who can eat a dozen,
So we have to keep him in DARBIES.
--- Norm Brust

DARBY AND JOAN used to be,
Like Harriet-Ozz of TV;
Domestic bliss pair,
Exceedingly rare,
Unlike some sad spouses I see.
--- Chris Papa

When hand-in-hand, DARBY AND JOAN,
Seem unable to leave each other alone.
On thinking back
To knick-knack paddy-whack,
She may offer the old dog a bone.
--- Daniel Ford

Some frown, while others may smile,
For as seen in today's life style,
That DARBY AND JOAN
May keen love life hone,
Each lady a hot homophile.
--- Chris Papa

For unlike our Barbie and Ken,
They simply have no use for men.
Or just tap their ranks
To take from sperm banks,
For kids of their own, now and then.
--- Chris Papa

The couple know as DARBY AND JOAN,
Together, old and grey, have grown.
In the evening they play chess.
Why? Can't you guess?
It's been years since Darby had a bone.
--- Norm Brust

That seems quite a stretch, I suppose,
When poor Darby he has a limp hose.
That bone she might throw
Might be a dildo.
Would it help him? The question I pose.
--- Chris Papa

A DARWINIAN sperm we'll call Jerry
Was launched in a way I'd call merry.
But he took a wrong turn,
And now sadly we learn
He failed to be Jerry or Mary.
--- Barb

DARWINIAN theroy is said
To explain shapely legs on coed:
Over many a year,
Nicer legs bring more cheer,
So they tend to become more widespread.
--- David Finely

In the "fly-over" states you are liable
To meet folks who live by the bible.
To them, science DARWINIAN
Is merely opinion,
And a two-cell zygote is viable.
--- Norm Brust

When E Wilson of Harvard grew roses,
He shunned all the tried and true roses.
His Darwinian need
To widen his seed,
Made him search for the wild and new roses.
--- David Finley

DARWINIAN behavior is such
That men like to ogle and touch,
When searching for mate,
And sex they think great,
Preserving posterity much.
--- Chris Papa

When considering posterity,
Please do forgive my temerity.
But majority
Of posteriority
Is behind us! (Jocularity!!)
--- Daniel Ford

Beauty's not DASYPYGAL derriere;
No, it's smooth and taut as lady fair.
And I'll never forget
The night the sun set
On hillocks of Londonderry air.
--- Daniel Ford

A DASYPYGAL derriere
In men's not particularly rare,
While ladies hirsute
Are considered cute
In Middle East kingdom somewhere.
--- Chris Papa

Having seen the baboon's big red ass
As he emerges from the tall grass,
Were I he, I'd elect
A DASYPYGAL effect --
Not pretty, but a bit more class.
--- Norm Brust

Waking up in a post drinking fog,
Next to cam of her marital cog,
She patted his butt
And knew in her gut,
'Twas a rear DASYPYGAL, her dog's.
--- Elois

While feeling was one way to tell
Who cuddled next in sleeping well,
Some hubbies I know
Like canine hair grow,
But they do have a quite different smell!
--- Chris Papa

The DAUNTLESS will all caution spurn,
And dangerous deeds they might earn,
Like taking a job
With that Washington slob,
Perhaps as a willing intern.
--- Chris Papa

The one without fear is DAUNTLESS.
Though his environ be tauntless,
He stands firm to say,
"I won't run away,
And won't join the ranks of the vauntless."
--- Daniel Ford

Our cheers for the DAUNTLESS exude
A hope that attacks won't intrude.
How could we know
His shouted "No go!"
Results from boots to the road glued.
--- Daniel Ford

DAVEY JONES' LOCKER is not for me;
Never a mermaid I'd choose to be.
They can hug, they can kiss,
And they don't seem to miss
Pay day, finale, et le grand prix.
--- Elois

The sea floor of DAVEY JONES' LOCKER
Is where I'd throw a heavy rocker
Whose war on my ears
Ain't drowned by ten beers.
I'd ask Snoopy to shoot that Fokker.
--- Daniel Ford

They say that there's fun to be found
In DAVEY JONES' LOCKER around
The floor of the sea,
Where mermaids swim free,
All sexy and swimming ungowned.
--- Chris Papa

We think of the Brits as our friend.
They visit, but some have bad end.
They get in a car,
Forget where they are,
Through rotaries, DEASIL they wend.
--- Elois

Of English roadway's I'd flout;
The "rotaries" you state, no doubt,
That circle, you see
Is known formally
As an eternal "roundabout."
--- Chris Papa

A husband who feared being cuckold
Was planning to cheat and he chuckled.
Thus wife knew he lusted
And so he was busted,
Without getting his belt DEBACLED.
--- Gary Hallock

When Noah stepped out of the ark,
His wife was the first to DEBARK.
"I think that we oughter
Call this the French Quarter.
It's so close to old Jackson Park."
--- Chris Papa

If a DEBONAIR dude did cherchez
Les femmes their fine asset to assay,
I'm sure he'd oft find
Protection behind
That suggested that he should sashay.
--- Daniel Ford

There once was a dude DEBONAIR,
Who chechezed les femmes with a flair.
To nines he was dressed
And ladies, impressed,
But he like them butt-naked bare.
--- Chris Papa

To be considered DEBONAIR
Requires panache and a certain flair,
For women and drink,
And living on the brink,
And a touch of the Devil-may-care.
--- Norm Brust


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