Your Mom is SO Fat
By Thorin N. Tatge
To “From a Distance” by Julie Gold
We are very small
And the Earth is green and blue.
From a distance
Our sun's a tiny ball
And the stars are tiny too.
From a distance
Stuff spewed out everywhere
From an ancient cosmic bomb.
But the largest sight
In the midnight sky
Is the body of your mom.
From a distance
Your mom's ugly butt
Has at least twelve satellites.
From a distance
Her enormous gut
Reaches relativistic heights.
From a distance
She gobbles galaxies
As we gaze in amazement beneath.
And the cosmic rays
That pervade the sky
Are 'cause she don't brush her teeth.
Your mom is so damn fat!
Your mom is so damn fat!
Your mom is so damn fat!
Even from a distance!
From a distance
Your mom eats neutron stars
From an appetizer tray
From a distance
We look like candy bars
Labeled Mars and Milky Way.
From a distance
The shape of gravity
Is determined by her flabby thighs
And the fact that space
Even curves at all
Owes to her eating so many pies.
She's the Queen of Quasars
She's a big black hole
From her own universe of curly fries!
She is mocking us
She is mocking us
Now she's mooning us
From a distance!
Your mom is so damn fat
Your mom is so damn fat
And she's ugly too
Even from a distance!
(Just imagine what she's like up close.)