This poem will not stop
spilling. It’s thrilling,
really
if you can keep up. She
can’t shut her trap to save
her life. Words every
-where. She says drink me
and we do, because she is
both decadent and true
and all things in between.
As well as late for tea. See?
She’s all blah-blah-blah
and hurrah and hallelujah
and if you listen carefully
she speaks three (maybe four?)
languages. Including Braille.
She’ll leave a trail of dots and
dashes, hashtag slashes
and vernacular glee. (She
also speaks moon.) Don’t
ask her any questions
or you’ll never get out of here;
she’s locked into high
gear for good (and evil.)
She’s like the Energizer (Q)bunny
poem, even when she’s running
out of rhythm and rhyme.
(Remember, you can stop
reading, anytime.)
But then she’ll wink and say
come hither, my phraseology
might be all in a dither
but I’ve got some stars to shine
into your day. A fallen one. A broken
’nother. A golden sun. A crescent mother.
Shall we dance in their shine? I’ll save you
one for sweeping, one for safe keeping. And
one just to say you’re mine.
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What’s not to like (love) about this poem. Surprised & delighted several times. Right on the mark (prompt) in every way. Well chatted indeed, an exercise watching itself in the mirror… and oh yea, whatever else it might say of itself – it’s a love poem actually. A regular valentine.
Just as kooky and creative and careening as my thoughts on any given day.
DRINK ME. And we do!
🙂
Wow! SO much fun to read!
A pleasure to read… and also “She’ll leave a trail of dots and
dashes, hashtag slashes and vernacular glee.” Wonderful
What a fun romp!
‘languages. Including Braille.
She’ll leave a trail of dots and
dashes, hashtag slashes ‘
I liked it all, but that verse stood out! 😀
“vernacular glee” – awesome.
This is just more fun than a girl should have in a given day! Hurray! Oh to pick your poetry brain somehow!
Well done, perfect chatterboxian ramblification. YAY!