Re: A.A.P.C. FOLKLORE, Part Thirteen
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> HarryLime wrote: > >> HarryLime wrote: >> CLAY DONKEY. >> >> Clay is the eldest of Will's three children (two with his late wife, Lady K, and a third that he doesn't talk about). >> >> Clay is a professional cosplayer, who frequents Brony conventions. >> >> He's also a Homose*ual -- although Will Donkey refuses to admit it. >> >> In this image, he is sitting in front of his computer screen with his imaginary family, waiting (in vain) for Michael Pendragon to apologize to him. > > > > Will Donkey has written several poems about Clay over the years. This is the earliest known example: > > Big Fat f***in' Epiphany > > I had an epiphany yesterday > I realized that Clay is gay > He plays dress up as Princess Lei- > Around the village every day > You'll see him prance and swish and sway > But I still love him anyway. > > I had an epiphany last night, by heck > That I'm a bum whose life's a total wreck > I mooch off my brother's disability check > I've got six chins beneath my neck > But no one ever would suspeck > Because they're hid beneath my beard. > > I have to say it's really weird > To see yourself as others do. > My wife and kids done left me, too > I guess they saw the way I see > Myself with this epiphany. > > So I can't write and I can't sing > And I can't fight Jim in a ring > Not even for some charity. > I'm just a Fat f**k in a tent > Whose "poetry" ain't worth a cent > Who never bathes or pays his rent > And stinks like beer and pee. > > And just in case you haven't guessed > This Fat f**k bum who's such a mess > I'll here confess that it is me > Willie "Douchebag" Dockery. Poor Clay, born, raised and living as a Dockery. He changed his first name to "Lay," but that didn't help, other than in meeting temporary friends. This response appears in the discussion at: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=709197174#709197174 -- Via JLA Forums web gateway for alt.arts.poetry.comments: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewforum.php?f=655