He's too good

Pharmacist Clint Riverol, so affectionate and gentle, such quaintly fine, riddle-unraveling hands too.


The pharmacist Clint
He deals cleanly with everyone;
He’s got on the front of his counter
A set of five push-off battering rams;
They are of obimbricate tapering levels of springy ratcheted steel
That, extended full length, can reach up to more than three yards
All said and told.
The heads of those battering rams are protected
By a cushiony sort of robot foot smoothly incurved.
The nervous patient, demanding, in his peremptory heat,
The insistent relief of the drug,
Is thus kept at a reasonable distance, out of harm’s way.
But when there’s a pregnant lady
Who enters the perfumed shop,
The hard steel five-headed Cerberus, in his avatar of five
Battering rams, keeps quiet,
Or rather even purring, each of the animals or heads,
In their cages,
And, instead, beautifully soft,
Nicely colored,
Pillows appear…
Appear in order to…
To envelope the frail swollen body
Of the delicate lady,
The delicate amorous lady
With the big belly
And the hairy moist cunt.

The pregnant ladies all come willingly
And expectantly
To the ministrations of pharmacist Clint.
What’s more, pharmacist Clint can’t go anywhere,
A bar, a restaurant…
Without being immediately identified by some pregnant lady
Or other
As the true place to repair to,
The very point of peace and pleasure.

Like sodden tibcats they gather around him,
For they know his hands are magical,
His face so gentlemanly reassuring,
And they, the tumid ladies,
Are so envious of each other,
He has to attend them in private,
Retiredly, one by one;
He promises to each that he’ll be present,
Without failure
At the point of delivery,
In time to spare,
And that all procedures will run their delicious way, silkily,
I’m telling you I’ll be there, never you worry, my pet.

His presence at the critical moment
When the tumorous infant exits
Insures always a proper delivery.
He’s so delightful to have at one’s side.

Meanwhile the ladies all crave his attention…
He says to each at her clammy ear:
I’ll be waiting for you,
Come at my surgery office at five,
Or at four,
Or at three…
He’s almost fully employed with pregnant ladies.

Behind the doors of his well-defended counter,
There is the little pasha room
Where he administers his cares.
His clean curative hands work wonders indeed,
And never stray to the naughty points
Unless guided by the hands
Of the eager pregnant lady herself,
Who then experiences
Forthwith bye and bye
The chained melodious orgasms of her life.
Never before or after, the lady shall experience
Pleasures so huge.
Her cunt comes alive,
The fetus itself exults,
The soggy body hovers like a weightless balloon…

Once even,
Pharmacist Clint
Took his own arm and shoved it down his own throat,
He reached his stomach with his clean marvelous hand,
He took firm hold of a cancerous tumor
That was growing there unannounced,
What’s more, and worst: unwelcome,
And tore at it,
And dislodged it
And took it off and out, and threw it into the bassinet
And then he emptied the bassinet
Into the bowl of the commode
And then…
And then he flushed the ugly toothed screaming tumor
Down the drain to fucking hell.

So, he knows what he’s doing,
And every pregnant lady intuits it,
And knows, and wants him
For a partner for the more precious
Instant
Of her life.

Pharmacist Clint Riverol, so affectionate and gentle, such quaintly fine, riddle-unraveling hands too. The pharmacist Clint He deals cleanly with everyone; He’s got on the front of his counter A set of five push-off battering rams; They are of obimbricate tapering levels of springy ratcheted steel That, extended full length, can reach up to more than three yards All said and told. The heads of those battering rams are protected By a cushiony sort of robot foot smoothly incurved. The nervous patient, demanding, in his peremptory heat, The insistent relief of the drug, Is thus kept at a reasonable distance, out of harm’s way. But when there’s a pregnant lady Who enters the perfumed shop, The hard steel five-headed Cerberus, in his avatar of five Battering rams, keeps quiet, Or rather even purring, each of the animals or heads, In their cages, And, instead, beautifully soft, Nicely colored, Pillows appear … Appear in order to… To envelope the frail swollen body Of the delicate lady, The delicate amorous lady With the big belly And the hairy moist cunt. The pregnant ladies all come willingly And expectantly To the ministrations of pharmacist Clint. What’s more, pharmacist Clint can’t go anywhere, A bar, a restaurant… Without being immediately identified by some pregnant lady Or other As the true place to repair to, The very point of peace and pleasure. Like sodden tibcats they gather around him, For they know his hands are magical, His face so gentlemanly reassuring, And they, the tumid ladies, Are so envious of each other, He has to attend them in private, Retiredly, one by one; He promises to each that he’ll be present, Without failure At the point of delivery, In time to spare, And that all procedures will run their delicious way, silkily, I’m telling you I’ll be there, never you worry, my pet. His presence at the critical moment When the tumorous infant exits Insures always a proper delivery. He’s so delightful to have at one’s side. Meanwhile the ladies all crave his attention… He says to each at her clammy ear: I’ll be waiting for you, Come at my surgery office at five, Or at four, Or at three… He’s almost fully employed with pregnant ladies. Behind the doors of his well-defended counter, There is the little pasha room Where he administers his cares. His clean curative hands work wonders indeed, And never stray to the naughty points Unless guided by the hands Of the eager pregnant lady herself, Who then experiences Forthwith bye and bye The chained melodious orgasms of her life. Never before or after, the lady shall experience Pleasures so huge. Her cunt comes alive, The fetus itself exults, The soggy body hovers like a weightless balloon… Once even, Pharmacist Clint Took his own arm and shoved it down his own throat, He reached his stomach with his clean marvelous hand, He took firm hold of a cancerous tumor That was growing there unannounced, What’s more, and worst: unwelcome, And tore at it, And dislodged it And took it off and out, and threw it into the bassinet And then he emptied the bassinet Into the bowl of the commode And then… And then he flushed the ugly toothed screaming tumor Down the drain to fucking hell. So, he knows what he’s doing, And every pregnant lady intuits it, And knows, and wants him For a partner for the more precious Instant Of her life.