No need to play who framed Roger rabbit
a fan of Tim Burton got their hands on us
and in true fashion killed the rabbit, dead...
how I miss his rampant ways, shaking his tail
now I hold it in my hands instead
who knows what the writer will have me do next...
Changing me up to look like Sally
her from 'Nightmare before Christmas'
my arm could fall off at any moment
but, I don't take it as a threat
I'm kinda liking the way I look
scars are really gorgeous, don't you think?
As I told you once before,
the writer of this tale is not Tim Burton
just a fan, that thinks every holiday
should be a new Halloween...
you will read all about this idea
if you move on to the next poem.
But here is a warning to you, the reader
if you decide to go on to the next
expect a lot of sin and sex
and I hope you have a deviant soul
to appreciate this tale of provocative sin
this is not a tale of tragic sorrow...
Part two coming soon...
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Author:
kitty the naughty poet (
Offline) - Published: January 12th, 2022 02:47
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You seen Kitty?! lol.
No she ran off when I showed her this picture and told her I wanted to a Tim Burton style lol 😆
Wow! I listened on SoundCloud,I'm assuming that was your voice? You sound like one of the chickmunks,but I'm not sure which one,Alvin,Simon or Theodore lol😀 Sorry,I'm not poking fun,I just thinks its cute. I look forward to part two😊 Great picture too
I dont sound that high do I lol . .nooooo don\'t say that 😕 hahaha
I'm not sure when PT2 will be ready lol
Maybe it was just the recording,lol I be sure to keep watch for pt.two😀
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Well well now i have a voice and a poem very nicely penned and narrated, Tim Burton rocks and yes both Jessica and Sally are gorgeous women. Loved the poem and the promise of a wicked pt 2. 😆
Haha check out Mistress on AP haha recorded them yesterday
I do love Tim Burton lol I got the pic off my aunt lol all rest came from this and another one I was talking about with my mate lol
I'll check soon as I've finished here 💓
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