Calling
out for sunshine
the
clouds are to blame
crying
out for a summer
my
tears don`t dry in rain.
April
May come what may
this
worse we fear, is just,
then
in July, we british fry,
when britain,
begin to fuss.
It`s very
hot, so pass wet cloth
then
place it on my forehead,
bring the
ice to cool it down,
and return
into the cow-shed.
I`ll
tan away, the rest of today
as
milk-maid tends my chores,
for
I`m the pig of pigeon park,
who
does not squeal but roars.
sweating
trotters porkish smell
four
long hours, being roasted,
knives
& forks will carve me up
officially,
I`ve just been ghosted.