Fish out of water.

kitty the naughty poet

Fish out of water.

 

Myself and the fish converse:

    “I’m a fish out of water. Let me swim,” he whispered one fine afternoon.

“No pools are open today, confines of covid. How about a bath instead?” 

Raising eyebrows high, hoping it will satisfy.

    “Ok, that will do for now, but I need a pool or the ocean if we are going to survive.”

 

Soon the bath didn’t cut it and the fish was speaking once more.

     “Give me water, I need water,”

I sigh, 

“How much water does one fish need?”

     “Enough to engulf me… and you.” 

“Me, why me? What did I do?”

 

The fish did not speak again until I stood by the pool.

    “Come on, dip your toes in. I’m here, let go. Swim, swim, swim.”

Water swirls around me, centring my soul.

    “Let me up, let me up, I’m drowning in despair,”

I huff,

“Your a tattooed fish on my foot, now shut the hell up, I’m swimming here.”

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  • dusk arising

    LOL nice one, my first laugh of today.

    • kitty the naughty poet

      thanks lol, I have been playing about with this one for some time decided it was time to post it. a little different from my usual 🙂

    • Goldfinch60

      Good fun write Katie, thank you.

      Andy

      • kitty the naughty poet

        no worries, thank you andy for reading my little bit of fun.

      • Garth Rakumakoe

        Nice one! I love how you brought the fish to life there!



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