I grasp my cow, it's tiny scow
so when we think, despite the sink
you grow your toes, in desperate throes
and try to make a disk of it
If when we turn, without a burn
and tackle every scullery
we skip on vile skullduggery
and that's a daisy's mis-turn
I grab your foot, without a thought
and try to make it relevant
so give up verse, and then traverse
Some broken glass,
and raise an undead revenant
Comments
Hi Jess,
I did enjoy your pure nonsense poem, and found it humerous! Thanks for the smiles.
always, Cat
all ready to walk the hot coals!
Like the word flow here!
delightful light
Thank You!
ta, Cat and Esker
I was inspired by Stephen Fry's doco "World of Words" wherein he demonstrates that it is possible to write passages of completely correct English that have almost certainly never ever been written or uttered before.
Hey Jess
Not my cup of napalm, but I would be slated to be castrated, doused in honey, and placed naked over a hill of fire ants if I did not acknowledge the talent here! Very original indeed!
and likewise various and sundry tortures and discomforts
if I did not acknowledge the vividity of your comment,
ta mate