Methinks Mine Earlier Rhyme Came Across Desperate...

rew4er2nail

For Hard Cold Cash

This small medium at large

kibitzer did appear
more brash (albeit) poetically,
and insinuate with soft pedal blare

perhaps at the expense of dare
ring to losing followers, this crash
test dummies star performer
did not mean to ensnare,

perhaps hypnotically tugged
heartstrings with his flair
analogous to birds eye glare
ruffling tail feathers of

a frosty buoy hoar gull (hare
reed) loon seething with hormonal
secretion and the brink to engineer
foolproof mating elaborate fanfare,

when bytes of my obviously clear
expression to succor minted heir
to a fortune (courtesy
anonymous philanthropist), now leer

re: asper point blank plea
for wads of moolah, but mere
lee issuing agitation where
substantial outlay to repair

(passenger side rear)
brake assembly, the automotive
technician espied situation where,
abrasion and erosion clear

as day, which critical assessment
warranted me to declare
an immediate affirmative
decision, which near

broke ma stainless steel piggy bank
to tune of six hundred bucks - hair
reed, an understatement, almost near
lee six months to the day, a prior reap

pair cost similar dollar figure,
which even at present
found yours truly still in despair,
then only to experience,

sans "FAKE" foreseer
(as ordained by Oracle
of Delphi) despite prayer
for me to vouchsafe share

ring at least one daily
compliment to the missus - neh veer
being privy (during our
twenty second plus year)

of whetted bull
lust stick missile exchanges, there
came shortfall of forced favorable blare
ring of said utterenced, thus superstition
an ugly head didst rear.

 

 

  • Author: rew4er2nail (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 9th, 2019 00:27
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments1

  • Aislinn Wilson

    I love the playfulness of this. Got a laugh out of me. Thanks for sharing!



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