Wrestling With Poetry

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Written while I should have been working:

Flippin’ through the channels back in nineteen-eighty-eight

I spied a badass freak in leather pants, a bandana and shades

He was agitated, tense, most certainly a head case

But he looked awesome on that stage with that gold belt ‘round his waist

It came to pass his name was Savage, and his conduct proved costly

He was braggin’, posin’, boastin’, roastin’ Ted Dibiase

When suddenly a Giant struck, but when all seemed lost, he

Called upon his friend the Hulkster to come bolster his posse

And with good reason; I concede Elizabeth was fine

But soakin’ wet that southern belle weighed maybe one-twenty-nine

They called themselves the Mega-Powers, and without even tryin’

They made all their foes retreat like their receding hairlines

Then the inevitable heel turn, as Savage turned jealous

Convinced that the Hulkster was a bit overzealous

In his affection for Liz, his need to dom’nate the biz

And we fans were left to plead, “How could it have come to this?”

But little did we know that that was only the start

A DeLorean flash-forward to break your little mark heart:

Elizabeth is dead and Hulk Hogan is a dick

Randy Savage is a paranoid-ass hip-hop trick

Many others ‘mong our heroes are now dead like Liz

Bam Bam Bigelow and Big John Studd and Davey Boy Smith

Mr. Perfect and the Earthquake, but the worst part is

Twenty ‘Manias later, Vince McMahon still lives

4 Responses to “Wrestling With Poetry”

  1. pmeloun says:

    A great work, may I post it on my FB? (credit will be cited of course)

  2. dirtyearsbill says:

    Yeah dude, you should have been working.

  3. SeatsPro says:

    A nice try, but the cadence is terrible.

    Still fun to read, though.

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