
All the Well Ordered Books.
All the well ordered books
behave themselves just like chooks
leaping down with squawk and cluck
and soon begin to run amuck
scrambling around from door to door
for crumbs of knowledge upon the floor
All the Well Ordered Books.
All the well ordered books
behave themselves just like chooks
leaping down with squawk and cluck
and soon begin to run amuck
scrambling around from door to door
for crumbs of knowledge upon the floor
*pic courtesy of pinterest
It’s such a relief for me, Thursdays.
It’s the only day I don’t shave.
It’s my let-it-all-hang-out day.
My slob day.
I wash but don’t shave.
I wear casual, loose fitting, clean.
I eat that extra slice of cake.
I don’t do gym, exercise.
I may break into a walk now and then,
but that’s it.
It’s Thursday.
Sometimes I wish every day was Thursday
but I keep that thought in check.
Didn’t God rest one day a week?
Mine’s Thursday.
Is this even a poem or a bunch of thoughts?
On any other day it wouldn’t pass muster.
But it’s Thursday, remember?
*have you got a favorite day?
can you see the little man in the middle
with the trapezoid head?
he wrote a poem:
‘I’m a little confused. My head is wonky
like a shopping cart with wobbly wheels.
I wave my arms all about
& my feet have runaway heels
If people play hopscotch on these lines
they’re going to have a crazy time.’
I’ve had it up to here with Covid-19
I wash my hands and clean, clean, clean.
I’m scared of closeness.. Keep your distance, I say
and if someone gets too close, I run away.
Whatever you do, don’t cough, sputter or sneeze
anywhere near me, and, NO! do not wheeze.
I’m a bundle of nerves, all jangled and taut
and am scared of seeing anyone when I go for a walk.
If I self isolate anymore than I do
I’ll become lonely as an animal caged in a zoo.
So open up the stadiums, liberate the pubs.
I’m going a little crazy, rub-a-dub dub.