I've come in here, In this pee place From the party And now there is No rushing this through. It has it own biological time. And now alone I wait and hate This inconvenient Animal endeavour Out there they are whooping it up And here I stand peeing. This. Here. Now. Is the unmasked Reality of it all, the Eternal moment: Porceline sink, pee and me. Oh god-damn this consequential contrast Outh there tie and suit Quite the conversationalist And here I stand like Any typical dog,Urinating. What was it my grandmother used to say When I peed in my diapers? "Oh what a bad boy, oh such a bad boy" And now I'm through: Wash my hands? No I won't wash my hands! What, shall I touch these water taps? How many pee stained hands have touched these water taps? And to think that I have to touch the doorknob In order to open up the door. I'm back again, Back at the party Hey there Here I am Mr. Pee boy himself.
Irwin R. Shaw - 1980
I've come in here,
In this pee place
From the party
And now there is
No rushing this through.
It has it own biological time.
And now alone
I wait and hate
This inconvenient
Animal endeavour
Out there they are whooping it up
And here I stand peeing.
This. Here. Now. Is the unmasked
Reality of it all, the
Eternal moment:
Porceline sink, pee and me.
Oh god-damn this consequential contrast
Outh there tie and suit
Quite the conversationalist
And here I stand like
Any typical dog,Urinating.
What was it my grandmother used to say
When I peed in my diapers?
"Oh what a bad boy, oh such a bad boy"
And now I'm through:
Wash my hands?
No I won't wash my hands!
What, shall I touch these water taps?
How many pee stained hands have touched these water taps?
And to think that I have to touch the doorknob
In order to open up the door.
I'm back again,
Back at the party
Hey there
Here I am
Mr. Pee boy himself.