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A BAXTER baked bread by the tons,
Both seeded and very plain ones.
And though no disgrace,
Plain was her sweet face,
Offset by some really hot buns.
--- Chris Papa

Hauled into an E.R. one night,
A wounded man, still angry quite.
With back wound at hand,
Quizzed by police band,
Inquiring if he'd been in a fight.
--- Chris Papa

The sight, I will never forget,
An embedded steel BAYONET.
The man, deep in pain,
Said this false refrain,
(Retribution was what he'd get).
--- Chris Papa

"Here's how the wound that I bring,
(He had no intention to "sing")
Got here this same night.
While making it bright,
It slipped, as I was polishing!"
--- Chris Papa

A signal for guidance is BEACON.
Its strength must not ever weaken,
For then we'd hit shoals
Before reaching goals,
Or whatever else we were seekin'.
--- Daniel Ford

Our President's moral's are weak on
Matters that I'd like to speak on.
He's arrogant, pompous,
In sore need of a compass;
Follows a bad red-neck's BEACON.
--- Chris Papa

Of her old age he'd not wisen,
If, with sexy ways, she'd BEDIZEN.
Her middle age creep,
So her swain might keep,
His gaze 'neath the pelvic horizon.
--- Chris Papa

The gaudy costumes do BEDIZEN
Mummers' parades and I'm surmisin'
That bangles and glitters
Cause giggles and titters
Among all as the moon is risin'.
--- Daniel Ford

In gaudy dress some oft BEDIZEN
Their houses with seasons' arisin',
At Christmas and Fourth
In top-heavy North;
Some places would seem they're capsizin'.
--- Daniel Ford

Belle would her body BEDIZEN,
With baubles and beads surprisin',
Her fame got about;
Soon every male lout
Proclaimed her the best of horizon. (whore risin')
--- Chris Papa

Some ladies who like to lead guys on,
Their Mountains of Venus BEDIZEN,
And under their tights
Have landing-strip lights
For fellows to fasten their eyes on.
--- Nick

When damsels their bosoms BEDIZEN,
I can't tell who is and who is'n.
It's tricky to guage
Consensual age --
And keep from the peril of prison.
--- Nick

Ms West bought some gold lame;
Self bedizened a new play.
Truth unvarnished;
Gold cloth tarnished --
"I've been thimble-rigged," said Mae.
--- Elois

BEDLAM is home for insane,
Although cocktail parties inane,
To which I'm averse,
In banal immeresed,
Drive me to asylum in pain.

(Have tedium deeply ingrained)
--- Daniel Ford

The charms of good music extol,
For now our sweet sanity's stole.
Much BEDLAM in store,
From rappers galore,
Worse even that old rock and roll.
--- Chris Papa

BEDLAM'S confusion, mouths of foam,
Like teen youths after jereboam.
In pusuit of the souse --
Is it a madhouse?
No, indeed, it's my private home.
--- Daniel

When oft I got sick, Ma got mad.
From her no sweet BEESTINGS I'd had.
She strongly decreed
She'd never breast feed.
To bottle feed, then, was the fad.
--- Elois

Early milk productions are BEESTINGS
To provide little ones with feastings.
Though some colostrum
Flows over rostrum,
To yield some off odors of yeastings.
--- Daniel Ford

The BEESTINGS that come from the breast
And not from a winged, barbed pest,
Help immunity
Of her fond baby,
Who finds it a boon, well expressed.
--- Chris Papa

Oh the extreme udder blindness,
When ladies seek fads of one mindness,
And deprive their kits
The joy of their tits,
And eschew the milk of such kindness.
--- Chris Papa

These BEESTINGS: I'll bet you good money
Don't come from a bee, but it's funny,
That things of this ilk,
Like the first blush of milk,
Are manna from Mom. "Milkin' Honey?"
--- Gary Hallock

The new wife had slipped into bed.
She'd never had sex, it was said.
Espied tool BEHEMOTH,
Exclaimed "It seemeth
Thou art swell. 'Tis meet we are wed!"
--- Chris Papa

The monster of great size, BEHEMOTH,
Is frightful, no matter be he moth
Or even lizard,
For it takes a wizard
To make Giant less than he seemeth.

(reference Mothra and Godzilla)
--- Daniel Ford

A push may be needed to move
Me out of a rut or a groove;
It's better than kick,
Or poke with a stick,
No more than I deem to BEHOOVE.
--- Chris Papa

What's needed and proper, BEHOOVES,
An escaping vacation proves;
It heals body/mind,
I think you will find,
Much like vist to the Louvre.
--- Daniel Ford

The BELFRY, which also holds brain,
Is now and then wracked with fierce pain.
Especially on night
When men hope they might
Some conjugal pleasure obtain.
--- Chris Papa

The original "berfry," wood beams,
Used by medieval siege teams,
To storm castle wall,
Though you must recall,
It was very BELL FREE, it seems.
--- Chris Papa

The feelings one does not BELIE,
When responding with a great sigh,
For that's obvious
And it's always thus;
You might as well give up and cry.
--- Daniel Ford

Attempting to find wedded bliss,
Ere quarry found something amiss,
A hooker'd BELIE
Just how she got by,
Concealing the 'tells' of each kiss.
--- Chris Papa

BELLE EPOQUE, not recent time, when
Toulouse would get stoned, now and then,
And Marcel Proust wrote,
Would pages devote
To joys of a fresh madeleine.
--- Chris Papa

Of San Francisco's BELLE EPOQUE,
I understand there's still much talk;
Our unfortunate age,
We replace era sage
With safe sex alerts and AIDS walk.
--- Karen

BELLES-LETTRES, writing aesthetic,
Evokes feelings sympathetic;
Whether joy or glad
Or painful and sad,
The poet's glimpse is prophetic.
--- Daniel Ford

BELLES-LETTRES, stylish and light,
Can be either gloomy or bright,
Containing thought smart
'Bout morals and art,
Not science or facts, black and white.
--- Chris Papa

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There once was a BELLICOSE boy,
Who bullied his chums with great joy.
From such habits bad,
He is friendless lad,
Among momsers, he is real McCoy. (bastard, nogoodnik)
--- Chris Papa

Sheep do learn to follow BELLWETHER
And thus to keep the flock together
Behind pseudo ram,
Ewes might like to slam,
But from looking, cannot tell whether.
--- Daniel Ford

As one campanologist said,
He's like a BELLWETHER in bed.
He does it so well;
Keeps ringing my bell --
Both since and before we were wed.
--- Nick

Betty's bound to BELLWETHER beau,
A young man who was "in the know".
He wanted to bed
Before they were wed,
But she weathered his bell with loud "NO!"
--- Chris Papa

"I won't," she un-sheepishly cried,
"Give in to ewe. Offer denied!
Your lust I'm denyin'
For I know you're lyin.
It's simply a matter of pride."
--- Gary Hallock

"Regardless of whether I am
Just lyin' or merely a ram,"
Said Beau, "Here behold it;
The Bible foretold it:
The lyin' will lie with a lamb."
--- Gary Hallock

Resisting her lusty old beau,
Who had the gal pissed; rightly so.
The belle known as Beth,
Who couldn't say "yeth"
Told bellwether beau where to go.
--- Gary Hallock

San Francisco, seen from BELVEDERE,
Seems like tiara or flaming bier,
With Golden Gate Park
And Tiburon's shark,
Enticing tourists from the long pier.
--- Daniel Ford

High on the hilltop of BELVEDERE
Lived ecdysiast Lily St. Cyr,
While in a pagoda
Lived Carol Doda,
Who filled North Beach like no other peer.
--- Daniel Ford

BELVEDERE has beautiful sound,
Nice structure with view all around.
Eyeful of pleasure,
Suggestions of leisure,
Serenity's sure to be found.
--- Chris Papa

That hundred dollar bill, BENJAMIN,
Will be gone fast if you bend gamin;
Knocked opportunity
Brings suit paternity
After hooter-hurting hen jammin'.
--- Daniel Ford

Dazzle into belief, BEMUSE
Also suggests one to confuse,
As by slick salesman
Or singing Wales man,
Whose dulcet tones may bring on blues.
--- Anon

By Fair Sex most men are BEMUSED,
And by their sweet presence enthused,
To act in a way,
Of mating display,
Hormonally over-infused.
--- Anon

BEMUSED and bewildered I've been.
Especially when dealing with men!
But I will say this:
When right...it is bliss!
So I'll have to try once again!
--- Anon

Go to it! The right thing to do,
Life's better when shared by wed two.
Or if you don't wed,
Then share your warm bed,
With someone who really loves you!
--- Anon

Our bed has been shared as a "three",
Add one Doberman pedigree,
It's better than floor,
And just one more snore,
With nary so much much as a flea.
--- Anon

The bachelor farmer BENEDICT
Had sought loneliness to interdict.
But his city bride
Desires could not hide,
So in some respects he's derelict.
--- Daniel Ford

Old BENEDICTS think life is dandy,
With wealth and appetites randy.
They're able to snare
Some young maiden fair,
Most aptly called their "arm candy."
--- Chris Papa

The votes of the BENIGHTED masses,
Make sure that their Congress passes
The bills where they might
Relax day and night,
And never stir their lazy asses.
--- Chris Papa

To say a person's BENIGHTED,
Implies that his morals are blighted.
Society's pest,
Whose bent on a quest,
That often is very short-sighted.
--- Chris Papa

If it's said that one is BENIGHTED,
I suppose they are less than delighted,
That their ignorance shows
(Not the least of their woes.)
And by savants, they're constantly slighted.
--- Barb

Without enlightenment, BENIGHTED,
Local citizens will be short-sighted,
Electing the nuts
Who give them tax cuts,
Thus leaving the future quite blighted.
--- Daniel Ford

The padre, without hearing aid,
Bad errors in commerce oft made.
Some BENISON sought,
Were treated to naught,
Save stew from the deer he had slayed.
--- Chris Papa

A BENISON, I am just guessing
Is really much more than a blessing;
Not something priests do
Right after "Ah-choo!"
Unless it should come while confessing.
--- Gary Hallock

With a BENJAMIN tucked away in my sock,
I confidently stroll down the block.
With that C-note tucked away,
I'm ready to play
If opportunity comes to knock.
--- Norm brust

In my wallet there's Washington's touch,
His singles, my financial crutch;
One day I might choose
to BENJAMIN use,
Since today, one buck won't buy much.
--- Chris Papa

Sedimentary stuff BENTHIC
Accumulates and has been thick
Where bottom feeders sift
And little larvae drift,
Attracted to odors menthic.
--- Chris Papa

Marine biologists BENTHIC,
Suffering pains like helminthic,
One treats by bending
Elbows unending,
With bottles of potions nepenthic.
--- Daniel Ford

Benthos is sea's deepest place,
Which Man now just starts to deface.
Marine life abounds;
It's no dumping grounds;
To use it as such is disgrace.
--- Chris Papa

Said Queen 'Liz, "Were I crested not cleft,
You would not treat me thus!" as she left
Phillip Sidney and Drake
Her appointments to take.
"Of my dignity I am BEREFT!"

(literal quote form Elizabeth I)
--- Eva Amata

Of conubial bliss BEREFT,
Bill stuck his cigar in her cleft.
When she told this to Starr,
That pillar of the bar,
He said, "This gives my report some heft."
--- Norm Brust

Deprived and bereaved is BEREFT,
As lately is humor so cleft
From Partner's verses,
But what's much worse is
The need for some wash out with Dreft.

(first commercial detergent)
--- Daniel Ford

Like burglars that strike in the night,
Insurers won't pay for my plight.
I'm loathe to report
I'm going to court,
BEREFT if I cannot be right.
--- Bob Dvorak

Now here is a word just for me;
BEREFT is how I seem to be.
But it won't be long
I'll sing a new song;
My divorce will soon set me free.
--- Maggie


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