SHE SAW THE LIGHT

Michael Edwards

 

 

SHE SAW THE LIGHT

 

 

She came over quite excitely

each and every nightly

just to see the sightly

of his Bunsen burning brightly.

 

 

  • Author: Michael Edwards (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 11th, 2018 00:02
  • Comment from author about the poem: One from fusions
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  • Goldfinch60

    Very good Michael. Blimey the mention of Bunsen Burners took me back int the depths of my history when I was an analytical chemist in the last century.

    • Michael Edwards

      And me - as does the word 'blimey'. Bit like strewth and crikey .

      One of my Dad's expressions: gor strewf (being a Londoner) or sometimes gor blimey

      • Goldfinch60

        Here in the West Midlands some can 'ear a cockney accent in me. I come from the Rochester in Kent and the Eastenders used to come down in the hop picking season an' stay in the Medway towns, some stayed there so there was a distinct cockney accent in some parts of the towns.

        • Michael Edwards

          I expect our American friends won't be familiar with these expressions or where they come from - the two I quoted above are somewhat irreverent.

        • orchidee

          If he's not a chemist, I feel a swoon coming on! heehee. Did it glow in the dark? Swoon! Made myself faint now.

          • Michael Edwards

            Orchi your mind!
            What me? Suggestive? Never!!!
            I'm as pure as the driven snow (wherever it drives to).
            Do you need the smelling salts?
            Should I have marked it 18+ so all those under 18 will automatically read it?

            • Michael Edwards

              Actually the explanation is simple. She was a camponologist in the top of the church in the sculpture and was very scarred until he came along with his bunsen to light the way .

              • orchidee

                Yes lol. I suppose they see the 18+ sign, then read it! So much for my 18+ watchdog barking, and telling people off for not marking poems as 18+ where need be. And I have not seen any snow driving a car.

              • Laura🌻

                Michael,

                Nice rhyming and other “things” going on in your bright write! Enjoyed it along with the conversation going on among the three amigos so that your American friends...including this Italian-American...can understand what’s going on! I am learning!😉

                Love the sculpture! The only thing I can’t see is the scarred campanologist. I guess I’ll have to use my imagination!

                • Michael Edwards

                  Gor strewf is Gods Truth cockney accent and gor blimey is May God Blind me

                  Thanks Laura

                  • Laura🌻

                    Thank you for the translation!😊

                  • dusk arising

                    He struck a match
                    to enlight her joy
                    how she played
                    with his shiney toy

                    • Michael Edwards

                      She's a bit of a monkey 🙂 🙂

                    • BRIAN & ANGELA

                      A BUNSEN BURNER in the Belfry ?
                      Got my Phone & took a SELFRY
                      What a sight before Evensong
                      (Please pardon me in my SARONG)
                      The BUNSEN TUBE was 100 foot long.
                      Snaking up the TOWER it went
                      Just like MOSES famed SERPENT
                      Lest her Choir Robe should get scorched
                      She now uses a wind up torch.
                      The moral of this tale is clear
                      Dont let you BUNSEN BURNER dangle DEAR !

                      Thanks Michael for a fine DITTY !
                      Love the model Church my fave so far
                      Put our names on it BRIAN & ANGELA
                      Blessing & Love 😎 🧡

                      • Michael Edwards

                        Mine never dangles - certainly not in the belfry. And I'm the bringer of bad news - the sculpture was sold some time ago - oh dear.



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