New Vanguard poem from Dirk Nelson: ‘Didn’t We’

04/12/2018 | Frank Parlato

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It might not be the wisest thing she ever lied about. After all this is not Jews in the basement.... not at all.Didn’t We

By Dirk Nelson

This time we almost made the initials burn
Didn’t we?
This time we almost made a branding party of girls
Didn’t we?
This time I had the collateral, right here in my hand
Then the FBI raided and it turned to blackmail

This time we almost had our harem in tune
Didn’t we, slave?
This time we almost took a Knox Woods walk under the moon
Didn’t we, ‘knave’?
This time we almost made our poem rhyme
This time we almost made that pyramidal climb
Didn’t we almost make it, Lauren?
This time?

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Comments (4)

HardlyusdApril 12, 2018
Doesn’t anyone spell check ?? Knox Woods, slave etc 😂😂😂
Ex-NxApril 12, 2018
I don't know about you, but I think Lauren looks fab in orange.hahahahahahaha
TIC TOCKApril 12, 2018
yes indeed! Although that must be an old or edited pic with the hair- I hear she's loosing it
- AnonymousApril 13, 2018
  Bald like MaMa

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