Assumpchumps

Mutley Ravishes

Assumptions

Believe they have a lot of

Gumption

They function

From abdominal junctions

Abominable luncheons

Behind closed doors

Around the pulsating

Galactic core

They're densely clustered

Pretending to be our lovers

The lying b_________

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  • Tristan Robert Lange

    Ah the word play. This could be sung or rapped or anything in between! Well done! 🌹👏

    • Mutley Ravishes

      Thanks! Been listening to some rap recently.

      • Tristan Robert Lange

        Ah. Well it came through! You're welcome, my friend!

      • sorenbarrett

        Personification of concepts is great from the abstract to the concrete. A great metaphor and well done in a most entertaining manner. Loved it

      • Poetic Licence

        A very entertaining read that would go well to music, enjoyed

        • Mutley Ravishes

          I tried to write it with music in mind. Thanks for the comment.

          • Poetic Licence

            You are very welcome

          • arqios

            Superb enjoyment 🙏🏻🕊

            • Mutley Ravishes

              Glad you liked it!

              • arqios

                Surely did🙏🏻🕊

              • Thomas W Case

                Excellent work.

              • RSM0812

                Is the last word bastards?

                • Mutley Ravishes

                  Yes! But then paradoxically I guess I should be grateful to them for highlighting (some of) the errors of my ways. Thanks for dropping by.

                • Cheeky Missy

                  Assumptions were defined as: "making an ass of me." You're suggesting a foul dinner created them?! Hmm. Dunno. Interesting, you rascal. Thank you for sharing.

                  • Mutley Ravishes

                    What created them? That's a great question! Just how did these assumptions become a part of my experience? All I can come up with is the Fall which led (preceded?) to ignorance, which in turn leads to false assumptions, craving and aversion. Why did we fall? That's yet another can of worms!
                    Thanks for dropping by.

                    • Cheeky Missy

                      You're very welcome. My pleasure.



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