By Geoffrey Dean
Threesomes
got rear-ended
honor defended
license suspended
ladies befriended
here’s how it ended
life upended
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Showing posts with label Museful Mornings. Show all posts
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Thursday, September 22, 2022
Thursday, September 15, 2022
Museful Mornings:
Pre-Pandemic Poetry (#6)
By Geoffrey Dean
Flood Warning
(5/18/2019)
Flood Warning
Near the banks of the northernmost reaches of the Mississippi
Birds time their song to the drum of incessant rain.
The thrill of settling near this storied waterway is
Drowned out by current concern: how well do rivers drain?
_______________(5/18/2019)
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Saturday, September 10, 2022
Museful Mornings:
Pre-Pandemic Poetry (#5)
By Geoffrey Dean
Symphonic Gr8ness
Mahler 8 is simply great –
What a way to celebrate,
Symphonic Gr8ness
Mahler 8 is simply great –
What a way to celebrate,
Even with trumpeters who feel the need
To blast your ears until they bleed.
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Thursday, September 1, 2022
Museful Mornings:
Pre-Pandemic Poetry (#4)
By Geoffrey Dean
Slipped Up
(5/16/2019)
Slipped Up
I slipped in the shower once upon a time
From a major buildup of bathtub slime.
Moral is, I could have written “grime”
And who’ve cared – it’s still a rhyme.
_______________(5/16/2019)
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Thursday, August 25, 2022
Museful Mornings:
Pre-Pandemic Poetry (#3)
By Geoffrey Dean
Definitions
Thirst too strong – slurped, not sipped.
Psychedelic – on acid tripped.
Kitchen puddle – faucet dripped.
Sudden wealth – generously tipped.
Expedited – already shipped.
Invisible – unnoticed, skipped.
Nails too long – get them clipped!
_______________
(5/16/2019)
Definitions
Gritted too fierce – tooth chipped.
Stretched too far – pants ripped.
Turned too much – screw stripped.
Bird on branch – talons gripped.
Wit too sharp – one-liners quipped.Thirst too strong – slurped, not sipped.
Psychedelic – on acid tripped.
Kitchen puddle – faucet dripped.
Sudden wealth – generously tipped.
Expedited – already shipped.
Invisible – unnoticed, skipped.
Nails too long – get them clipped!
_______________
(5/16/2019)
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Thursday, August 18, 2022
Museful Mornings:
Pre-Pandemic Poetry (#2)
By Geoffrey Dean
Laying Low
No more need to pay the rent,
Blast your quads or get a stent,
Regret the gaffes you couldn’t prevent,
Or mourn the money you made and spent.
You’ve begun a brand new phase,
Laying low in languorous laze,
Boxed up in formalde-haze,
Wiling away your deathful days.
_______________
(6/24/2019)
Laying Low
Snuggled soundly in your grave,
No more need to wash and shave,
Chucking foods you know you crave.
Now you’re free to misbehave.
No more need to pay the rent,
Blast your quads or get a stent,
Regret the gaffes you couldn’t prevent,
Or mourn the money you made and spent.
You’ve begun a brand new phase,
Laying low in languorous laze,
Boxed up in formalde-haze,
Wiling away your deathful days.
_______________
(6/24/2019)
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Thursday, August 11, 2022
Museful Mornings:
Pre-Pandemic Poetry (#1)
By Geoffrey Dean
Meaning-Less
Some poems are a crime
For the sake of a rhyme—
Total waste of time
And not worth a dime.
Words strung along
In vacuous song
For an imagined throng
To sing all wrong.
Rhyming come easy
Makes me queasy,
Sounds so cheesy—
Doesn’t even please me.
That rhyme didn’t work—
Now wipe off the smirk.
It’s time to shirk
This line of work.
_______________
(6/24/2019)
Meaning-Less
Some poems are a crime
For the sake of a rhyme—
Total waste of time
And not worth a dime.
Words strung along
In vacuous song
For an imagined throng
To sing all wrong.
Rhyming come easy
Makes me queasy,
Sounds so cheesy—
Doesn’t even please me.
That rhyme didn’t work—
Now wipe off the smirk.
It’s time to shirk
This line of work.
_______________
(6/24/2019)
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