In Vice Universa Poem by Douglas Scotney
In Vice Universa
In Vice Universa
spies
are responsible
for the secrets beneath the lids of pies;
women who rhyme with that other word for 'beginnings'
are responsible
for lidless pies with all on display
(or vice versa: the opposite of here anyway):
and stereotypical homosexual guys
gave them their adjective
for 'full of play'.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: language
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
formerly,
Word-Play
Someone high
saw secrecy in pies,
saw 'spies';
saw open pies,
as on display,
as good as tarts;
saw a gay,
saw he's the word
for 'full of play'.
Word-Play
Someone high
saw secrecy in pies,
saw 'spies';
saw open pies,
as on display,
as good as tarts;
saw a gay,
saw he's the word
for 'full of play'.
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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