M. L. Hopson
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THE MAN HAD A TASTE FOR CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS

What sense this missionary posturing?

Desirous of a throne
That sets the stage
For all the rage
To plot ploy and then upstage?

His Ah! Ah'ness!  Had a taste for Chippendale Chairs

A royal crust is he
Who's fine
A connoisseur, no doubt
As he prefers to recline
With a damsel in mind
While dining on truffles
And imbibing claret wine
He had a taste for Chippendale chairs

Prick Pricky theatrics
With a hint of spermsposa
His appendage to reclaim
A prodigy for fame
The man had a taste for Chippendale chairs

In England,  tapestry a snob appeal
With elegance designed
Woven to be chic
As it graces a frame with a flick
Basking in whims that trim

O Yes! The man had a taste for Chippendale chairs

Now King George, the late madhatter
Played succinct in nauseous matter
Neither expiated, placated,
Nor abdicated
He had a taste for Chippendale chairs

His symphony in musicology
An adagio a repertoire in pomposity
Bent! Bent!  on tilltilating
Triumphantly scintillating
A Male perfumery activated
When he placed his tush upon the cush
The man had a taste for Chippendale chairs.








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