Tyrannosaurus Celia Poem by Douglas Scotney
Tyrannosaurus Celia
With trouble reaching
the back of the microwave
from arms halfway-to-a-seal's,
the tyrannosaurus suffers
from short temper
and onset-phocomelia.
Call one Ophelia
and she'll eat-ya;
and do not address her,
'Dear Delia.'
Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: fun,handicap,joke,name,political
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
phocomelia from the Greek phoke, a seal and melos, limb.
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