Bits Remembered

companion piece to Bits Left Unsaid

Don't ask me twice, I've forgotten

four times at least, I think.

Do you remember the old maple

we hung Mrs. Grealey's nasties

from?

Those t*****s held enough nickels

to get us both incarcerated

for reckless endangerment of

other peoples lives.

I remember Mr. Grealey 

wouldn't let us cross

his lawn...

Ken e Bujold

2022

Reviews

[John the Baptist]

If Mrs. Grealy's nasties could qualify as lethal weapons, the woman must have been a sight to behold. If they were t*****s, she probably couldn't look straight down and see her feet.

[Ken e Bujold]

hhaha. actually I had a different idea in mind when I conceived that verse: using Mrs Grealy's holder as a slingshot between two trees, firing nickels at unsuspecting passersby Twisted, but one hell of a funny image in my head when writing

Ken e :))))

[Coyote Poetry]

I enjoyed the poetry Ken. You made me smile. Our actions of our youth. Tomfoolery was always the goal. Thank you for sharing the entertaining poetry.
Coyote

[Ken e Bujold]

Thank you for reading Coyote, glad you enjoyed the humor. I find short bits of satire to be a needed break from my more serious endeavors.
Ken

[Coyote Poetry]

I did enjoy and you are welcome Ken.

[JD Major]

Hi Ken,
Clever that Bits rhymes with T... :)
...loved it!

[Ken e Bujold]

glad you enjoyed the humor JD, I love where your mind goes, casue the rhyme you found is entirely subconcsious. I might be clever but I'm not that damn brilliant, certainly not at 4 am when I couldn't sleep and was just saving some lines I like but didn't see way to add into its older brother piece Bits left Unsaid

[JD Major]

... looking forward to those Bits left Unsaid!

[W. Barrett Munn]

Every neighborhood has its Grealey when you are young. If you cannot find them when you are older, it is you.

Winston