A Hearty Valent Sign

rew4er2nail

Ah what fair moan
laden fantasy lassitude looms
large if this
chaste ole buoy got cornered
into an alleyway
by a bevy of beefy


buxom babes dead set
on hounding this
doggone codger anyway
shape or form eying

sole asylum madly
sprinting thru a narrow


cookie cutter archway
overlooking a multilane beltway

risky business risking
life and limb leaping
the immense height to
make a breakaway

inevitably configuring myself
into unrecognizable
Rorschach Test, when
ganged up by goo goo dolls
suddenly become permanently faraway
unless of course some fluke,


disguised a big yellow bird
rescues yours truly talons linkedin
to flesh pot, a gateway
timed perfectly with

what I surmised
as doomed getaway,

 

though while dangling aloft
(imagining myself sanity clause)
minus the reindeer sleigh trademark
accouterment and nary a giveaway,
but no idea when...

aerial salvation halfway


to destination thinking,
perchance mebbe adventure
will comprise entering
a wormhole hatchway,
an out of this world experience,
and without doubt

the most remote hideaway,
a thought raced thru my mind
this captive within
hinterlands of space/time
could be heading
along the highway

to hell, no matter where pathway
takes this beastie boy

even if fate somehow
finds me in Rockaway,
or possibly alternate
universe of said placename

nothing infuses Earthling
with greater excitement
than feeling like a
truant proud runaway
entranced by the infinite skyway

analogous to ascending stairway
to heaven, only for
this celestial stowaway
that does land him
smack dab straightaway
into a parallel dimension wafting


my buttonose with decor of dames
intent to commence

cupid ditty underway
coon scent of woman actually
ache'n since commencement
of this "FAKE" quasi poem.

 

 

  • Author: rew4er2nail (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 14th, 2019 12:58
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 18
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