4 March 2011

Pretentious

Poetry has a love affair with ambiguity.
To the extent that their is no bush to 
beat around. No piñata donkey
to be disembowelled by children who
have an aim to find a lovely sweety.

The day a poem died, it reeked horribly.
A bishop read out it's final rites,
and gave it up to the pageless, the empty.
A few zombies gave us a fright,
But finally a rhyme resurrected mightily.

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