Drip-Drop

A rain-drop
drip-dropped
from a tree, 
to touch my head
surprising me.

But, smiling, I was
glad that it
was not a
drip-drop
of pigeon s**t.

Reviews

[Sami Khalil]

Hehehe! You are competing with Andrew in his satire and humor.
Brings a smile on faces.

[J. B.]

Haha thank you! Sometimes I can be a bit silly.

[Sami Khalil]

Yes siiiirrrrr. You are welcome

[Chris]

Came by... the coffee was hot, the smile appreciated.

[Julie McCarthy (juliesp..]

Lol we all need some humour at this time. Lol good ThAnkyou 🙏

[Chris Shaw]

Smiled at this little piece of brevity. Now isn't it supposed to be lucky if you happen to catch on your person a dollop of bird crap? Reminded me of walking beneath the arches as a child. Well running really, to avoid this situation. Nicely visual.

Chris

[Samuel Dickens]

Ha-ha! This is my kind poetry, not that the serious stuff can't be good, too. One never knows what might fall from the sky.

[Kathy Van Kurin]

'Drip-Drop'
J.B.
This was interesting. I have had a time or two of a messy car from birds. They are wonderful in their music and sing-song. I guess we cannot have one without the other.
Blessings,
Kathy

[BBP]

Oh, how I have not been so lucky! lol Fun read.

[Relic]

This is one of those things you linger on all day, thanking the lucky stars you weren't in the wrong place at the wrong time. :)

[gram linski]

Ha ha, loved this, pigeon s**t is apparently quite a lucky thing

[Elizabeth]

I loved the humor in the poem, it actually made me laugh out loud... :)