Watch out for the dreaded Tongue-twister
When he pulls on his surgical gloves.
Keep your eyes open, your mouth tightly shut,
Twisting tongues is the thing that he loves.
It’s the slippery, squirmy feel of them
As they wriggle like landed fish.
When he pulls and tugs and grapples
You’ll gasp and gargle and wish
That you’d never pulled tongues at teacher
Or a stranger behind their back,
As he twists out your tongue and pops it
Into his bobbling, twisted-tongue sack.