The
man at the fountain is the man in our tea.
He turns and he dials and cranks up the sea.
An urban alligator with a heart made of silk.
Cheers on the camel with one less hump milk.
A costume for yeti who’s ready to dance.
Mother Theresa hems a circus mouse’ pants.
She says “a cat with a lisp is embarrassed to eat..
But a mouse without pluck is like car without street.”
The wife of the man at behest of the sea.
Comes
angry, comes armed, for he must brush his teeth.
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Now I heared the music, my new friend, into your words... this is urban at it's best. Such an interesting hike, through your mind.. I guess, when I fall down, you could pick me just up, by rambling. This is stunning, and the metaphors in it too. Humoristic, lovely, and clever. Thanks...
Interesting indeed. I'm terrified of clowns, but obssessed with old carnival and circus stories--this reminded me of something I once read called "Freak Show", and it was all about the sideshow acts that used to grace all the great carnivals and circus'.
He's gone, sadly :'( But he was a great, funny writer.
11 Years Ago
aww that's too bad :(
I appreciate the comparison all the same ... it's too bad I didn't get t.. read moreaww that's too bad :(
I appreciate the comparison all the same ... it's too bad I didn't get to see his work
She's right. He deleted his profile but he's AWESOME!! Speaking of Silverstein. He's in the same sch.. read moreShe's right. He deleted his profile but he's AWESOME!! Speaking of Silverstein. He's in the same school of writing.
11 Years Ago
really? so is he a doctor?
I would like to see him .. see his writing :)
11 Years Ago
No. He isn't, I don't think. I just discovered today that his profile is gone. Sad.
I don't think I've ever had more fun reading a poem. I'm not entirely sure of what to make of it, but I really liked it.
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
thank you Gracie that means a lot coming from a fine writer as yourself ... and I think uncertainty .. read morethank you Gracie that means a lot coming from a fine writer as yourself ... and I think uncertainty is the response I was looking for ha :)