I've had word recently of deaths of 2 'old' P-H bards.
So far, my (Bri Edwards') death's not ' in the cards* '
{at least not till noon}, & now I nervously, dare to say:
'If I DO die, I most likely won't have a very good way....
to tell all of YOU, I hope you all have a nice next day! ! ! '
* [ idiom, 'in the cards': Likely or certain to happen ]
Perhaps both old Tom Billsborough and old Daniel Brick
were so frustrated with P-H that their hearts forgot to tick?
Since MY body lacks a 'heart' and hasn't much of a 'mind',
I've survived. And now it's true, P-H [this week I did find]...
has actually begun to function much, much better for me!
And let's not forget, good or bad, [for now] P-H's still FREE!
(June 7th,2021)
2) Dear Bri, not the french cheese, please, but the true Bri as we all know from poetry! My best wishes to your loved spouse. One day I will write an epic poem for you to be read in hundred days!
I like brie very much, almosr everyday at my nreakfast I have brie, but PH's Bri is still alive and writing again. His beloved wife loves him too much, so he is forbidden to write too much and too long and she truly forbids him to read poems on PH everyday.
Both of them were great poets. at this time of death and sickness it is great to read your humorous poem and making fun of death.
Bri you can make fun of anything snd after reading this even death will think twice whether they can accomodate you well in their house. Nice to see you are doing well.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Perhaps both old Tom Billsborough and old Daniel Brick were so frustrated with P-H that their hearts forgot to tick? '--A five star for your poem.