Droll zingers
From the man, the man with the sly "touché,"
A wry roué.
With his droll stingers
He gets you; he fêtes you; his wit won't stint. . .
Yet pours more mint.*

Though he's droll, he will roll in his beer,
Lying pie-eyed on dive floors not sere.
Droll; out (of control/cold); casuistic--
Nature of this cat's dualistic.

Dolls fingered--
Pretty girl, he'll snare you with his arts droll
Then part your folds.

When he's droll, he will roll in your ear
Dry, wry words. . .ryed unsere hung tongue sears,
As he trolls his pole, and brays, "So fist it!"
Next minute his play's sophistic.

Droll zingers,
Pithy words, he'll air when he's on roll,
Then his smarts fold.

On the floor he'll roll,
Like a troll
With no goal
Except to lap Bols
From a bowl.
His bipolar role
Takes its toll.



*Crème de menthe, which combined with brandy makes a stinger. Produced by Bols, among other firms.