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Contents:· Cat · Mná · Alan Mullally’s Song (Now I’m Leaving) · The Hero · Statue · Worms · Books · The Da · Female Modes of Dress (or The Miniskirt) · The Dance in the Village Hall · Obsessed · Corrakit · The New Daughter of Houlihan · Lewinsky · Jacussy |
The Outrageous Poems of Krunchie Killeen:
CAT Some one saw a pussycat And lured her to my door With a bowl of breakfast milk, And she came back for more.
She was a lovely creature With soft and cuddly fur That anyone who saw her Could not but adore.
And she had admirers Of her own ilk With whom she soon was wont to Share my breakfast milk.
But someone will regret it When next she sees my face, For the smell of cats' Malacca Is all around the place. |
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