They meet someone on the way to hear a mariachi band. |
Colbert and Lee drove out to see a mariachi band; they loved the sound that went around like rhythm in the land. They were to play outside Sunday-- Moon Shadow, they were called; but when the sky began to cry, the couple were quite galled. As they drove on they came upon a werewolf with a sign; Lee asked Colbert about the hair, and he said it was fine. The print was small and not at all obscene or even lewd; it simply said (for want of bread), “I’ll gladly howl for food.” Lee rubbed her ear and felt a tear within her eye so blue; since he was tame, she asked his name, and he said it was Stu. Some werewolf kin with high-pitched din did jockey for a view; then Lee gave Stu some cheese fondue, and guacamole, too. So off they rode in festive mode having dispensed the snack; they had disdain for falling rain upon a sloppy track. But when they got to their nightspot, a blushing in their jowl, the werewolf showed with what he owed, and all enjoyed the howl. Lines 32 Writer's Cramp Entry; Required Words: mariachi band moon shadow werewolf jockey guacamole sloppy track |