A Practical Guide on Killing the Pope
It all begins
With getting in
Lancing perfumed cyanide
Into his cup-on-high
The chalice of right
With cruel fists of might
That will swell
And go to Hell.
I guess another way
Would stab before say
Entombed with roses
In a drag sleep dozes
See his blood
Mingle in a flood
With red
Death bled.
Some say
People occasionally may
Kill with kindness
In total blindness
Whisper with a lilt
You are the hilt
Of a silver sword
Your accord
To twist, mangle
The broken bangles
Of female flesh
That God hath meshed
And that’s why
From Almighty on high
Death shall be
On those who never see.
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