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by Brian Belge 2009
unless otherwise noted
 
 
A wet nurse there was who would coddle
An infant named Mort with a bottle.
The milk she put in it
Was riddled with gin, it
Made the poor baby spasmottal.
 
The burps that this toddler released
Made dead people doubly deceased.
He got a subpoena
For Breathus Obscena,
A crime, hitherto, unpoliced.
 
Said the nurse to the broken down Judge,
Relinquish my boy, you curmudge…
…On bail or you’ll smell
An emission from hell
Surpassing his bilious sludge.
 
In a flash that old bat got undressed
And bent 'til the floor hit her breast.
Then, the uppity wench
Enfarted the bench--
The gas in her can was high test.
 
The Judge at his bench grew quite pale
While the jury proceeded to bail.
Mort wickedly laughed
At her derriere's draft
As his nurse blew a flame from her tail.
 
The Judge put the Nurse in suspense
For her rather ungirlish offense--
He ruled that the art
Of igniting a fart
Should separate ladies from gents.
 
When the case came again to the court,
His Honor asked Mort to retort.
The bold little twerp
Let out such a burp
That matters at court were abort/
 
Dear readers, the moral is clear.
(Though it seemed to sneak up from the rear)
A gastrical medley
Can be something deadly—
But if you stifle it, you will explode.
 
             
 

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