oh patrick thanks...we got the best of both your headsthis time...(of course i know you have multiples...not just 2) this is great
you had me on a wistful stroll thu a quaint little cemetary and then BOOM!...i stepped off the edge and fell into all these 'wormy' images .... great!....but next time i'll read the title...Hah
TOTALLY BRILLIANT and far from subject abuse, it seems to me. This has a light-hearted feel but really casues me to reflect on how precious it is to STILL be perched precariously above instead of six feet under God's green earth and I think you have crafted the balance and attitude of this poem EXQUISITELY, Patrick. Pat yourself on the back - this sort of success is hard to pull of when it grapples with such delicacies, but you do so with great panache and aplomb. Much appreciated, thanks! :)) xx
I really like worms; they do wonders in my garden. But Alas, I've left my wife instructions to cremate my remains, and to periodically sprinkle a few of my ashes in our many cat litter boxes so my felines know I'm still around.
Thirteen Sick Tasteless Classics, Part V
Thirteen Sick Tasteless Classics, Part V is humorous adult literature featuring adult content and language. The work satirizes and spoofs thirteen classic tales from U.S. and British literature, a
Ron
Love,
Sage
you had me on a wistful stroll thu a quaint little cemetary and then BOOM!...i stepped off the edge and fell into all these 'wormy' images .... great!....but next time i'll read the title...Hah
Best wishes
David
(Perhaps I should have eaten breakfast before reading, though! Ha.)
Ever,
Christine
Hugs,
Anna
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