The Summer Before High School...[ Short; Dedicated To P H Poet, "Fog Runner' ] Poem by Bri Edwards
The Summer Before High School...[ Short; Dedicated To P H Poet, "Fog Runner' ]
Fog Runner went streaking on the football field;
I mean he was running naked. He did NOT yield...
to the referee's blasts from the ref's whistle.
But what DID stop FR's run was a BIG damn thistle..
under his "tenderfoot"-feet, both left AND right!
His jumping around & dangling was a Horrible Sight!
(February something...2018)
that-a-guy, FR! ! !
bri :)
Bri, For sure some will be titillated by the sight Although the 'dangling' may have the others in fright Thanks Bri '
Hard to argue with such nude logic, but I promise to stay dressed in public from now on :)
I feel sorry for him! Is he still on the tracks dangling his wounded......? I am sure your friend will somehow reach successful to the finishing point and achieve his target! All the Best to him!
All the best to you, too, ma'am. And thank you! - healing is underway plus I think I'm wearing clothes again.
I am actually immortalized in a rhyme? You rock, Bri - no wonder people revere you around here. Only thing I question is the idea that any hypothetical dangling of mine was horrible to see. haha Keep on writing poems, sir. We will keep on reading c:
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/3/2024 3:52:47 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Archimedes rushed into the public without clothes (naked) ... “Eureka! Eureka! I mean he was running naked...is it eureka that resembles Archimedes' story of getting something wonderful.....! I strongly believe your friend will come out with flying colors with a befitting end to his epic novel! All the best! (10)
Appreciate your faith and comments, Dr Dillip! They are more appreciated than you might expect, good neighbor! Plus the analogy seems accurate. haha