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"Snakes And Apples" by Jan Sand 2008-07-09 09:27:12 |
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The snake shows sinuosities, Celebrates the sinister. Signals salacious suggestions, Shrouding stated sexualities In slitherings sinusoidal, A sustenance of strange satanic Superiorities.
Apples are appreciated, Alimentarily acceptable, Always admired as Acid or ambrosial And, alternatively, Anathema to aspirations Accounting to The Almighty.
Snakes and apples, no doubt, Are odd in combination. Especially when used to rout Mankind’s inhabitation Of his first idyllic spot. Ah well, I suppose This first religious blot With all its consequential woes Could have been inflicted By a butterfly with a fig To have Adam evicted. Contrariwise, perhaps a pig Would do to dump the blame Onto. This then sad swine To live in consequence in shame For defying the Divine. But now it’s snakes that we’re stuck with, Viper, cobra, rattler, boa, Slitherers we’ve no luck with. No doubt all conserved by Noah, Along with all the rest he’d grapple, Bats and cats and natch, the apple.
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