She cataloged annoyances’ never to forget
Brought coldly to remembrance forever the debt
Tied up in a cage and poked with a long sharp stick
Better locked up tighter than be hit with her bricks
Once lost in the ether I talked as I did sleep
I put bells on my tools so she could never creep
The older I became the more scarred I become
In the cellar for night staked by day in the sun
If she remembers it now as it happened then
Is because she journals it all with her red pen
Grab as much as you can and run leaving the house
No matter what you do you’ll always be the louse
© 2011 Michael Yost
Pretty much that’s how it is… Sorry about that.
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BIG Chuckle!
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wow…the picture says it all…and then “she threw a brick house!”
i felt bruised after i read this one…time to “throw mama from the
train!” I think you are right to “Grab as much as you can and run leaving the house…” Great satire. (I hope it’s satirical…)
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Yes and she was mighty, mighty when she let it all hang out.. Smiles..
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ha. aint that the truth…if you got to keep lists of wrongs, something is very wrong…
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Oh yeah.
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Wonderfully depicted. Unfortunate in circumstance.
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Thanks for the comment and the visit.
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Oh my….only thing worse than being wrong is being right…results are the same. thanks for the entertaining read. vb
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You are welcome!
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I love the last line–great awakening, huh! But I love the playfulness of it, the rhyme and satirical tone, no, more like a tongue-in-cheek play of images and thought with smiles! Thanks!
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Thanks for the comment and for stopping by!
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A very interesting painting with words… and the last lines were so perfect.
ॐ नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya
http://shadowdancingwithmind.blogspot.com/2011/03/whispers-seed-and-senseless-living.html
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Thanks! Glad you stopped by.
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