i challenged fellow writer Richard King to see which of us could be the 1st to come up w/ apoem using 3 nonsenseable lines i used in a comment...obviously...I LOST...underestimating his quick draw abilities...but here's my 'also ran'...here's to you and 'sweetie' richard.
Long weary days had King Richard
caught in a daily grind
of meaninless tasks...
and no Queen to ask...
his other sock ...to find
She came one day
by chance... I suppose
to be his Queen and lover
I hear they're
swingin' in the wind
dancein' in the rain and
havin' buttercups for breakfast
As for the lost socks...
like every good Queen
who's a 'luva' unda 'cuva'
she checks the obvious places and
there she finds....
his 'utha's'
and
now all is well with the King
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Pat, I CONCEDE! Quality over speed, everytime. Daddy taught me that years ago. Love the way your mind works. The King bows to the Master. This was fun. Thanks Dick
She was quite capable of taking care of herself...She appreciated everything he was doing for her and the Grandmothers Four, but she needed his help, not for him to take over.
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Still lookin' for my uva sock
David
This is hilarious and so cleverly spun ~
Blessings,
Christine