
After the spawning
And the pre-forming
Then at the dawning
A dew-drop at morning
Appears.
Then there is fawning
While the dew-drop is yawning
Until without warning
It lets out a yell
That breaks the deep spell
For years.
The dew-drop it fattens
into globular patterns
Some say that it's chubby
Some that it's grubby
All day.
A dew-drop no longer
It daily grows stronger.
This dynamo transponder
Seeks the far yonder
At play.
As it grows ever taller
I become smaller
And meet a brick waller
Whenever I holler
At him.
Then his hormones start racing
His engines are gracing
High octane fuel for the chasing
Whatever is embracing
And slim.
An Adonis on wheels
Is just how he feels
As he twists and wheels
And plays all the fields
For his pleasure.
But at last he is smitten
and thoroughly bitten
The contract is written
To start his begittin'
In good measure.
After years of good living
With much taking and giving
He looks like a sack
Misshapen and slack
In the middle
A couch potato no less
As well you might guess.
How good living, I confess
Has made him this mess
Is a riddle.
With gout and the ague
Both of which plague
He's not good in the liver
And can no longer deliver
The goods.
This body magnificent
Is no longer so innocent
And departs from this life
Full of trouble and strife
To the woods.
There they bury him
Who supped to the very brim
All that life could offer
But is now in his coffer
What a sin.