Grabbing the Poetry of William Blake by the Tail

Posted by Caravaggio on Dec 3rd, 2009 and filed under Sports. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry from your site

Blake (1757-1827) as vehicle for juxtapositional integration within Tiger Wood’s world o’ shame. A not-so-eloquent mash-up of spatial, temporal, and cultural dimensions delivered to you via parsimonious measure:

Tiger, tiger in the night
Ain’t the press a crock of shite
Watch our hydrant! Watch out tree!
Gallant Fairway Warrior bleeding from bended knee
How could thou be so bold
When all that was needed is truth be told
Now your presence is with bowed head
Because thou are currently without a bed

Caravaggio (1970 – ?)

1 Response for “Grabbing the Poetry of William Blake by the Tail”

  1. Thraxxus says:

    Pure awesome.
    I am snapping my fingers to you sir!

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