MT, I'll have my agent call your agent to talk about publishing the book. I think the tongue one should go on the back cover. That is some of your best work.
Jello party scheduled for next Saturday in LA, by the way. BYOJ.
(giggle)
Not BYOWC? (That'd be "whipped cream" NOT porta potty.)
You like "tongue" best? That probably says more about you than my "poetry." I kinda like "ass" best or (the mean, but I really didn't mean it) "master-baiter." Punny ones are the best.
Here's one for your birthday:
A Ballad for the Beautiful Bod
We shall start at the top with his mane;
Such a length few men dare attain.
Be it fluffy or flat,
We sure like it like that.
Flip it back and we all go insane.
Many other fans prefer his eyes.
When he looks at you, they hypnotize.
Are they brown or they green?
They're the prettiest we've seen.
If only he'd learn to tie ties.
Next we move to his nostrils and nose.
I confess, it's a topic I chose.
You may call me kinky
But without them, no stinky
Or even the scent of a rose.
Are you ready to move your view south?
Someone asked to discuss his mouth.
Two lips and a tongue
Of which rhapsodies are sung
Be they smiling or pursed in a pout.
Here's another part makes the girls moan:
On his clavicle, our spot light has shown.
It's lovely and long,
Double curved, and quite strong.
No, not that, naughty girl, COLLAR BONE!
No denying he has a fine rear.
When it's seen from afar or up near.
It's round and it's firm
And known even to turn
Rich from girls, he confesses, (Oh, dear!)
All praise to the magnificent thighs.
They generate swoons and sighs.
When he wears baggy pants,
"I can't see them!!!" she rants.
In a skinsuit they draw all our eyes.
A verse for Apolo's fine toes:
I bet he has ten of those.
Though, normally hidden,
Jay will find them if bidden.
Posting pics is something she knows.
There are plenty more unmentioned parts.
We'll discuss all his bits, "gasps and farts."
So his friend Shani said
(Though it makes me quite red.)
Are we fans or just trollops and tarts?
And finally, a last verse to close
We like all of the parts of Ohno's
Whatever he shows
Or when he strikes a pose,
We'll disect it in poetry or prose.