You’re going to rent your soul out: 1. She accepts the gift as given; 2. She snatches it away; 3. She sells it on for a profit. No matter, the gift will be in the giving: 1. “You’re a saint”; 2. “You’re a coward”; 3. “No refunds, pal—skedaddle”. A saint is a coward with nowhere left to hide: 1. “I know you don’t believe in all that”; 2. “A saint is a cow with no hair on his hide”; 3. “Didn’t I tell you to git?” The wound where your soul should be will sizzle: 1. “Just let me hold onto it a little longer?”; 2. “Burn, baby, burn!”; 3. “Alright, I’m calling the cops, man”. No excuse to offer at the gate: 1. “I’ll give it back before then, baby”; 2. “You only let me have this thing because it’s faulty”; 3. “What’s the secret password, chump?” And you will realise far too late: 1. ”Whatchya thinking about, baby?” 2. “Don’t be getting any big ideas”; 3. “Listen, I ain’t got all day, capiche?” That souls are worth more sold by weight: 1. “I understand”; 2. “Motherfucker!”; 3. “It is what it is”.
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This is interesting, three separate poems under the same roof.