The Embodiment Of A Poem Poem by George BernardBloodyShaw
The Embodiment Of A Poem
Seems you've put yer foot in it,
Head to toe.
Keep yer head.
Take heart.
Listen 'ear.
Who whose?
Look.
Don't be lily-livered
When you can't
Stomach it.
Don't mouth off
At me.
I'm thick-skinned
So you will not
Hit that spot!
Can I hand it to you
For putting your finger
on it?
My nose is thumbed
For that
Seems 'armless
To me.
I think I'll take
My body and me,
Go and get legless.
Ta ta.......!
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4/19/2024 7:39:20 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Good poem George...I like it....