Hey! You! Over there!
Eating too much camembert,
did you know that Mystic Meg,
used to live in Winnipeg!
Gaggle, blah blah, too much Sun,
the sum of life is current bun,
tripped all over, face plant dreams,
wearing beads, in New Orleans!
Cute three prongs, upon a fork,
getting weeds out, like a dork,
scribble nightmares on the wall,
whilst putting gloves on, in Warsaw!
Stayed in bed, now that’s the ticket,
fiddle thyself in homebound thicket,
talking chip bag, on grey sea,
love the smell of Bermondsey!
And I fast in my farm, lyin in Neverland
very busy in this time of the year
and what is my site?
And what is my site?
In my head, body, mind and apuntando al más
y cúal es mi falla?
Y cúal es mi falla?
Is fall in love with you
nah, besties forever away
in the bus ;)
Roots growing
In dry air
Not a drop of nutrients
Or fertiliser
Has grown your brown skin
And yet when i take a bit
All the love in the world floods me
Everything you were never given
Now given to me
Given by something
As simple and inexpensive
As a singular potatoe
- Authors: AuburnScribbler, Kei-chan, StormInAteacup13
- Visible: All lines
- Finished: September 18th, 2026 09:00
- Limit: 15 stanzas
- Invited: Public (any user can participate)
- Comment from author about the poem: Here's a cheeky little song called, All Over the Place - A Nonsense Song, and you are invitied to participate. If you have a funny memory, a thought, a feeling or a fantastical plot about a particular place, then please put it down in this fusion poem, in your customary poetic stylings. I hope that you have fun here, and as always, please do stay safe in the madness everyone!
- Category: Friendship
- Views: 8
Comments1
Thanks to all who liked and read this fusion poem, and also special thanks go out to both, Kei-chan and StormInAteacup13 for participating in it.
Both of you provided very nice stanzas indeed, which gave both more nostalgia and emotional depth to this somewhat cheery piece.
I hope for more people to get involved in future fusion poems, whatever the topics may be.
I hope that all is well.
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