Disclaimer: the format used in the following poems is not meant to glorify or promote tolerance of the Irish in any way.
There once was a God mocking goth
Who had made The Sweet Savior quite wroth
Judgement day came
Now she's writhing in flame
While Jesus above jeers and scoffs
There once was a coon from Nantucket
Who told our Redeemer to Suck It
A good man overheard
And with nary a word
Cut out it's tongue and then chucked it
There once was a homer from France
With a zipper in back of his pants
The laws of The Lord
He steadfastly ignored
Now on satan's griddle he'll dance
There once was a God mocking goth
Who had made The Sweet Savior quite wroth
Judgement day came
Now she's writhing in flame
While Jesus above jeers and scoffs
There once was a coon from Nantucket
Who told our Redeemer to Suck It
A good man overheard
And with nary a word
Cut out it's tongue and then chucked it
There once was a homer from France
With a zipper in back of his pants
The laws of The Lord
He steadfastly ignored
Now on satan's griddle he'll dance


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