That One Tale About That One Hobo Who Drove That One Priest to Utter Madness

So the man in rags

Met the priest with bags

One haggled and begged

One argued and frowned

 

The one in rags

Didn’t stop

Didn’t give up

Something he wanted

Out of the preacher of God

But the preacher of God denied

And turned as red

As Satan’s own flame

 

The advocate of the church

Was followed hither and thither

By the most determined

And ambitious hobo

One could ever think of

 

Cursed he did

In the name of the Almighty

Yet the priest remained true to itself

And out of all the things

He said and summoned

No saint nor hell nor devil

Was ever mentioned

 

The hobo made rituals

Kissed the filthy floor of the old tram

Swore allegiance

And eternal dedication

For the monastery up the hill

Prayed and prayed and prayed

Yet nothing came

He left the priest

And told him

He drank the wrong beer