Group Banter Race to a million

He came at dusk with eyes like glue,
A whisper stitched in mildew hue.
No name he gave, just breath that steamed,
And murmured truths that should not be dreamed.


He shuffled close, his fingers twitching,
With nostrils wide and eyelids itching.
The townsfolk called him many things—
“The Creeper,” “That Flesh-Wrapped Pile of Sins.”


But none could name the greater wrong
That clung to him and dragged along.
A secret hid beneath his fly:
A peen so foul it made dogs cry.


Not just obscene—not just unclean—
It pulsed with cheese of shades unseen.
It moaned, it wept, it oozed, it spoke:
“Feed me brie or I’ll invoke…”


A smell that bent the rules of air,
That curdled ghosts and stripped saints bare.
Children screamed and rats took flight,
When he unsheathed it in the night.


A priest once tried to douse it fast,
With holy spray and broken glass.
But it just laughed—a curdled roar—
And crawled across the chapel floor.


It twitched. It licked. It sang in mold.
Its veins were green, its stories old.
Some say it once was man, then beast—
Now something sentient made of yeast.


He walks alone, beneath the moon,
Humming to that horrid tune.
And if he knocks, don’t make a scene—
Just run. Or kneel. Or burn it clean.


For what he hides within his jeans
Could end all life.
The cheesy peen
 
He came at dusk with eyes like glue,
A whisper stitched in mildew hue.
No name he gave, just breath that steamed,
And murmured truths that should not be dreamed.


He shuffled close, his fingers twitching,
With nostrils wide and eyelids itching.
The townsfolk called him many things—
“The Creeper,” “That Flesh-Wrapped Pile of Sins.”


But none could name the greater wrong
That clung to him and dragged along.
A secret hid beneath his fly:
A peen so foul it made dogs cry.


Not just obscene—not just unclean—
It pulsed with cheese of shades unseen.
It moaned, it wept, it oozed, it spoke:
“Feed me brie or I’ll invoke…”


A smell that bent the rules of air,
That curdled ghosts and stripped saints bare.
Children screamed and rats took flight,
When he unsheathed it in the night.


A priest once tried to douse it fast,
With holy spray and broken glass.
But it just laughed—a curdled roar—
And crawled across the chapel floor.


It twitched. It licked. It sang in mold.
Its veins were green, its stories old.
Some say it once was man, then beast—
Now something sentient made of yeast.


He walks alone, beneath the moon,
Humming to that horrid tune.
And if he knocks, don’t make a scene—
Just run. Or kneel. Or burn it clean.


For what he hides within his jeans
Could end all life.
The cheesy peen
*slow clap*
 
He came at dusk with eyes like glue,
A whisper stitched in mildew hue.
No name he gave, just breath that steamed,
And murmured truths that should not be dreamed.


He shuffled close, his fingers twitching,
With nostrils wide and eyelids itching.
The townsfolk called him many things—
“The Creeper,” “That Flesh-Wrapped Pile of Sins.”


But none could name the greater wrong
That clung to him and dragged along.
A secret hid beneath his fly:
A peen so foul it made dogs cry.


Not just obscene—not just unclean—
It pulsed with cheese of shades unseen.
It moaned, it wept, it oozed, it spoke:
“Feed me brie or I’ll invoke…”


A smell that bent the rules of air,
That curdled ghosts and stripped saints bare.
Children screamed and rats took flight,
When he unsheathed it in the night.


A priest once tried to douse it fast,
With holy spray and broken glass.
But it just laughed—a curdled roar—
And crawled across the chapel floor.


It twitched. It licked. It sang in mold.
Its veins were green, its stories old.
Some say it once was man, then beast—
Now something sentient made of yeast.


He walks alone, beneath the moon,
Humming to that horrid tune.
And if he knocks, don’t make a scene—
Just run. Or kneel. Or burn it clean.


For what he hides within his jeans
Could end all life.
The cheesy peen
It made dogs cry
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
 
I usually chase people away.
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