STUNG by the promise of a life overly
SHAPEd by ambition, he learned the hard way:
QUAIL in the hand is better than a newspaper
BLURT or two in the bush
ludic verbosity for the win
STUNG by the promise of a life overly
SHAPEd by ambition, he learned the hard way:
QUAIL in the hand is better than a newspaper
BLURT or two in the bush
STUNG by words in the
SHAPE of a knife, I
QUAIL before her wounded rage,
BLURT out something about leaving for work.
STUNG by the sight
SHAPE of a child
like QUAIL in a bush
BLURT forth in a noisy life
BLAST
SKULL
VAUNT
LIEGE
If I can’t turn this into a poem about D&D
what good am I.
BLAST from car’s bass rattles my
SKULL. Kids these days.
VAUNT the good old days when youth paid
LIEGE to their elders, like I did. Oh wait…
‘ALIKE as two peas in a pod,’ as she dons her
APRON, readying herself to peel the boxes of
FRUIT, staring at me and my daughters from
UNDER eyelashes soft and long. ‘Them eyes.’
GRASS ruminated
BELCH generated
CROWD of leftovers
SHOWN, never outdated
GRASS overgrown, windows drawn, a
BELCH from within all that notifies the
CROWD that someone still leaves here,
SHOWN to be a lonely man with lonesome ways.
WIDER view will
AWAIT the one who bears his
CROSS in mundane, boring,
MEATY ways.
WIDER is the water than I
AWAIT me the wings to fly
CROSS with my love for aye
MEATY the feast, but ’til then, O waly waly