Writer’s Pantry #4 and the message
is to lighten up a bit. Sounds good
to me, Magaly. All the heavy gets…
well….heavy from time to time.
Here’s a light-hearted Sunday afternoon
perspective, with a bit of a barb.
Submitted to Poets & Storytellers United
January 26, 2020
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I’ve studied the Fibonacci
Been to the springs of Weekiwachee
And marveled at all in between.
I’ve pondered many a conundrum
Puzzled enigmas that I found humdrum
And opined things I wish I’d seen
I’ve experienced some of life’s ecstasies
Indulged in innumerable fantasies
And enjoyed the glorious ride
But he who’s in the highest seat
Bombarding us with scathing tweet
Is something I just can’t abide.
A blog for the midnight epiphanies and idle thoughts of a hopeless wordaholic.
Scathing tweet is bully stuff, yet the bully gets away with it and has hoodwinked followers everywhere. And those seem to be whacky old men in blue suits. Rules of his game. I would like to stick with Fibonacci and the other goodies in a peaceful society.
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Love it! And that last line: literally laugh-out-loud awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteGood for you! (And you’re great with rhyme, too.) I enjoyed reading.
ReplyDeleteconundrum and humdrum make me want to dance and drum, but the tweeter in the big seat makes me want to cry.
ReplyDeleteWeekiwachee sounds like a good place to hide out.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this and it's time that that tweeter gets thrown out of his chair
ReplyDeleteWeekiwachee and Fibonacci... such a fabulous pair of words!
ReplyDeleteYou aren't alone in your lack of desire to suffer fools, regardless of how high (or orange) they might be.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love it!💝 The closing lines made me smile and nod in agreement.
ReplyDeletelovely and lyrical - like a song
ReplyDeleteWell done! Clever and rhyme! I loved it.
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