Look Out For That Angry Woman With The Machete by beachzz
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Look out for that angry woman with the machete!!
Whackin and hackin
Look out for
That angry woman
With the machete
Slicin and dicin
She’s furious and
She’ll chop your head off
If you get in her way
Pullin and yankin
She’s lookin at those
Weeds like they
Were someone she knows
Swearin and cursin
You “blankety blank”
“@#$#### son of a @@!!#@”
I’ll fix you and the horse you rode in on
Choppin and shreddin
She’s feelin as though
She can purge her soul
As well as the path
Gaspin and wheezin
She’s done it all
The road is clear
And so is her mind
Look out for that angry woman with the machete
4/29/09
Comments (13)
hipps13
she just might bite wonderful work warm hugs, Linda
3x3
lovely written my friend x
durleybeachbum
CATHARTIC!!!
sharky_
Wow! This almost looks like the knife I carry under my truck seat except mines a fishing knife..... Spooky
jo_dis
Motto! Don't get the "little woman" mad. I enjoyed the image and found your words a delight.
flavia49
very beautiful!!
PD154
Lol Maz Jason Voorhees rofl, I won't come near you promise, especially on Friday the 13th :)
auntietk
I LOVE this! You've done a wonderful job of portraying strong emotion in a light-hearted way.
TallPockets
Whew! GLAD 'she' was attacking WEEDS and not MEN! WINK. Last time I heard a similar description, it applied to the 'divorce' attorney of 'she'. GRIN. GLAD to see you WRITING again! My BEST, T.P.
gypsyflame
LOL....too cute....remind me to stay out of her way!
jocko500
lol got to watch out
anaber
Beautiful poem and image!
Chipka
This is great. Like Tara, I completely like the whole vibe of strong emotion and slight whimsy...mostly conveyed through language. Great sense of rhythm here, and the title made me smile, as it made me recall a Diamanda Galas performance entitled "Wild Women with Steak Knives."