
My heart goes out to him.
Hey, Keith, I know it’s hard languishing on the Express Shelf still after three weeks.
I know what it’s like to be a wallflower
alone and palely loitering on the cold hillside..
I don’t know if he gets the reference. Keats.
Yeh, I know what it’s like, Keith, I say.
But don’t worry. Nicole still loves you.
He seems to lift a bit.
And anyway, I tell you what: if you’re still here when I come in next week, I’ll borrow you. I’ll take you home.
A bit of color seems to flush his cheeks, and there’s a glint in his eyes.
Hang in there, Keith, I say, on my way out.
knowing you’ll return for him will certainly buoy his spirits
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thanks Beth: that’s the way I look at it too; poor old Keith’s thinking, hey! why hasn’t anyone borrowed my biography after three weeks? I thought I was a popular guy 😦
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Oh my. Between the guzzling of beer and now this sweet exchange, I am all giggles this evening.
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Lol. from the guzzling of beer and sweet exchanges come many a pleasantry 🙂 thanks for joining in the fun, K 🙂
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Anytime, John. Thanks for bringing the fun.
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I think I like playing the clown rather than being the sombre, serious poet; laughter becomes me 🙂
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I can’t seem to find my funny bone when I’m writing. Well, I am working on a haiku right now, about Professor Thankenstien, so I guess that’s not all true.
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that sounds like it could be fun 🙂 now there’s a challenge for you, K: write one funny poem a week/ fortnight; come to think of it many of your poems are playful/frolicsome, which are constituents of humor —
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I won’t be able to schedule the sillies, but I agree to attempt to be humorous and when I fail claim that it was all intentional and it was to be taken seriously all along.
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I like the way you think 🙂
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This is too funny! When you said that you were writing a poem about Keith Urban I expected well not about a book about Keith Urban LOL. You are forever surprising me
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thank you; I guess when I saw that bio of Keith on the library shelf STILL after three weeks my heart went out to him: it kinda came out funny 🙂
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It IS funny!! Love your poetry always 😆
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Haha! Comically sad my friend – for Keith that is! 😉 Great post 👍🖤
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thank you; I’m picking up Keith from the library today; that should make his day 🙂
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Aw, I hope so! 😊🖤
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I notice you said that you’d take him home, but you didn’t mention giving him a read.
Are you just going to let him languish on your coffee table? A new spot to languish?
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hahaha; no, I will hold him in my hands and read him; that’ll tickle his fancy 🙂
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Hahah I echo your sympathies for poor old Keith!!
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he’ll cheer up tomorrow when I pick him up from the library 🙂
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I believe Keith needed that pep talk, John. He might just be there waiting for you. Haha! Good one! Love the picture. 🙂
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I like to think I jollied him up a bit, Terveen 🙂
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haha, John, you are much too kind.
Unlike you, I don’t feel sorry for Keith one bit. 😀
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he’s got it made, Eden, and he’s got Nicole. I’m an old softie 🙂
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Good for you, John, helping the needy. As a side point, one of the strangest book cover quotes I’ve come acrossm
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thanks, Matthew; you’ve got to lend a helping hand now and then “_ yes. you’re right: Keith the daydreamer 🙂
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