The Daily Poem
A journey of a thousand poems by D. Edgar Lamp
The Daily Poem
(3) February 26, 2010: Waxing Gibbous
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WAXING GIBBOUS
She's waxing gibbous like the moon
On nano-matters picayune,
Her stellar poppycock platoon
Is out en force this afternoon,
Inspecting each spermatozoon,
An inventory none too soon,
Preparing for the great monsoon
Within her brimming silver spoon,
The howling wind her favored tune
To crack the peaceful night's cocoon
And cause the lunar gods to swoon.
~ D. Edgar Lamp (Monorhyme)
Categories: Monorhyme, FEBRUARY 2010
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Don Lamp
09:30 AM on March 30, 2010
D. Edgar Lamp says...
Thanks Breckie, I've always thought a good poem should flow nicely off the tongue. If I have to choose, I will take Music or Meaning, Cadence or Clarity...
Correction: "If I have to choose, I will take Music over Meaning, Cadence over Clarity.."
Thanks Breckie, I've always thought a good poem should flow nicely off the tongue. If I have to choose, I will take Music or Meaning, Cadence or Clarity...
Wow..felt fun reading it. I didn't stumble across the lines thye let me glide through them. a lot of flow and movement to it. I feel the flipping around, see her standing on a hill on one toe like a ballerina.
I like it
I like it
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