How could I have known
That my Princess ... so delicate
In her frilly silk-lined gowns - Hid
(behind her pristine, beguiling, cerulean eyes)
The amphibian heart of a frigid, too cold
Queen
I should have married a beggar
The Pea, I think, should have warned me
Of my bride's impending sensitivity
To all which might dare to brush against, touch
Or (God Forbid) caress her royal hide
That one small pea ...
Insisted upon - by my multitudes of
trust-less advisors - was placed
(to test for imperial 'pureness' in my mistress's blood)
Beneath twenty-seven matresses, blankets, pillows
To vex and chafe my hemophiliac wife
So now I am wed to an unobtainable doll
Who insists my manicured scholarly hands
Are sandpaper on her tainted skin
Very, very interesting.
Very, very interesting. Evocative piece of work, well written. Welcome!
"Satellite's gone
up to the skies.
Thing like that drive me
out of my mind.
I watched it for a little while:
I love to watch things on TV." - Lou Reed