I wanna go home
where the buffalo roam
all about the loam,
and the troll and the gnome
eat crumpets from a comb
and the strumpets of Rome
read erotica from a tome
and wait for you at home
where the fun’s allowed to roam
wild as strumpets on a comb
and crumpets on the loam
and buffalo with a tome
thundering about the streets of Rome.
I wanna go home.
Tag Archives: rhymning poetry
Freeform Friday: “At home with a good book”
Filed under Freeform Friday, Photo by author, poetry by author
Freeform Friday: Ramparts of Obscurity
I stand on the ramparts of tautology
Forever eschewing any hint of scatology.
But don’t ask me this fine day
To bind my obfuscations away.
For where o’ where would I be
If I could not in confidence convolute thee?
Oh, where o’ where, pray tell
Would my alliterations have place to dwell?
I am but a humble servant of words
Trundling through this world of the absurd.
A land of regret full of monsters who fete
On a mind that will now be quiet.
Filed under 2012, Freeform Friday, poetry by author
Freeform Friday: “Oh, my … Outlook”
Oh, my poopy Outlook
Oh, what can I say?
It lives its life upsetting
me both night and day.
I tried to get if fixed so its
problems would be put away.
But masterful ministrations
won’t keep all its issues at bay.
I sit at my desk and wrestle
with one issue or the next.
Oh, my poopy Outlook,
your outlook has me vexed.
Filed under Freeform Friday, poetry by author, rhyming poetry
