Who wields the sword Excalibur at the Monty Python Fair?

Who wields the sword Excalibur at the Monty Python Fair?

A Poem by andrew mitchell

He took a step back
from tomorrows yearnings
wielding the sword of lust, today.

Forging his way through
bed aroused maidens
that lie waiting for tomorrow's lay.

In erecting the symbol for fertility,
the phallus stood proud, worshipped
for destroying the virginity
of the fair, so young clipped.

The seed planted,
his next generation;
the resurrection of self....
in a speedy delivery
the offspring  were spawned
in fields of gold
where the chalice
of the Holy Grail
lay broken in the land
of nonsense



From the history chronicles called
"You got to tell it as it is!"
Next week, the truth about Little John.

© 2017 andrew mitchell


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Added on July 24, 2017
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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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