liddle lobster me.

I'm goin' sideways when I perish,
want to end up in a rock pool
in the sands.
I'll have a shiny shell
that I can cherish,
with two claws, fer my chores
not two hands.

Sharing my abode with thirteen rag worm
who'll confirm,
that it's sunny
by the sea,

We can wish mick the fish a happy birthday,
n the weather,
we can also,
guarantee,

Yes I’m goin' sideways when I perish,
to cherish my rock pool by the sea,
to squirm with the worm n embellish
another lifetime - as-liddle- lobster- me.

Obi

About This Poem

Last Few Words: Inspired by, The Goons. (I'm walking backwards for Christmas) (Also, an introspection on reincarnation)

Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft

About the Author

Region, Country: int'topfield, GBR

Favorite Poets: Felix Dennis

Comments

Making folks smile is a fare

Making folks smile is a fare redeemed. Mark.

Thank you.
Obi.

that brings to mind finding little fishes and crayfish in the rock pools of the streams and brooks around here. I like the child-like quality and think it would make a great little poem for kids! ~ Geez.
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A child like quality is fine

A child like quality is fine by me. I'll take that over crusty ol' c*&nt any-day!

Cheers Gee.
Obi.

Hi Obi, what a quaint poem.

Hi Obi, what a quaint poem. It's for children as well as adults. I've had a good laugh. I hope you don't get boiled and served up at a posh restaurant...lol.
BTW, I love the sea, so that makes your poem even more enjoyable.

before you perish

get familiar with my MOMS SMILES
There she will your company cherish
you will also smile obi