I once travelled from Oxford to Leam,
For an evening of drinking with friends;
I felt my gut flutter,
Puked in a gutter,
Then headed to Oxford again.
I once travelled from Oxford to Leam,
For an evening of drinking with friends;
I felt my gut flutter,
Puked in a gutter,
Then headed to Oxford again.
He raised his wine,
Just to lower it twice as far:
A half-arsed toast.
The window scene Swung full into view:
Five other guests, who of the botched
Behest, were ignorant. The culprit had
Burrowed his eyes into a stain,
Whilst his failure snapped his neck at
90º.
He looked silly between the laughing bottles,
Like skinny jeans and gel amidst four
Women in corporate noir.
The kind of faux pas
To make a man say
“I am just going outside and may be some time.”
Things to observe when you next go clubbing:
Pre-cooked boy with the python eyes.
Reptilian man tastes pressure.
Gay friend plays the boyfriend disguise.
Ascents like an M.C. Escher.
Pretty girl shirking with a cheek,
Too meek to stamp or claw an eye.
He cradles into her tired week
And moves his hands down to her sly.
All this you’ll see and waive, because
Mate, honestly, I was so waved.