Nope, don't mean drying up the dishes!
But when ya have a dry patch in poetry
I been posting some older poems
Though not repeats
Though ya could sing a hymn over again
Sing it 20 times if ya wish!
Sometimes - just pick up the pen and paper
Or pencil and paper, as I do
Though I don't make that many alterations
Could I make it a bit easier to rhyme
If I used ye olde language
Lines of - ye and thee and we and see
And thou, and how now brown cow!
Nothing too swoony now, says Fido
No tales of 'concupiscence' - that's too hot
So Fido says! heehee
He only says it to save me - and maybe you too
From swooning!
Or do you go straight to the computer
And type up poems from there
Ad libbing as ya go?
And now a series of poems from me - all blank pages
'1,001 joys of life with KP!'
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: June 18th, 2024 01:32
- Comment from author about the poem: A digression for today.
- Category: Humor
- Views: 28
Comments8
1,001 nights wasn't that an Arabian hymn? You were right Orchi about the hot afraid my poem today will be banned for overlooking the last line. Loved this one Orchi it is easy to identify with.
Thanks SB. lol.
Just dried up some dishes from last night. 7:00 by me Lunch by you and KP. Don't swoon.
My MY
How time
Flys
Thanks Jerry. lol.
When I have a dry patch in poetry, I will post an older write. The muse isn’t always kind. Occasionally, I might write a spontaneous poem. I enjoyed your digression and your posted video. Funny.
Thanks Cassie.
Nicely done, Orchi. It's infuriating isn't it? I have times when I want to write a story or a poem but the words won't come. Like an itch I can't scratch. Cheers, Tom.
Thanks Tom.
A digression is an expression, or perhaps a regression to earlier times and your need for freedom from: KP? Poetry? Salvation? Or perhaps good old fashioned frustration…… how many more -ions would you like?
Yes, I blame KP for everything! lol.
At least your not lying in a hospital bed, without a catheter.
Nope.
Digress away Orchi, all will be well.
Andy
Thanks Gold.
Digress away Orchi, all will be well.
Andy
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