Blimey, Guv
Dear, pour me out a single cup of tea,
Kept from the free-form verse that you espouse,
Whenever Winter , fraught with glistening ray
On hovering mote, doth adumbrate the dawn
And fleeting snowflakes decorate our lawn
'Tis then that we, with joy, shall gather here
The sundial notwithstanding, to propose
Such schemes as would the list'ning gods amaze
And demons baffle; such absurd conceits
As might a Behemoth to Reason bring
In silent, sad agreement; then, at last
Before the milk of human kindness sours,
Its ample harvest curdled in the jug
Thou shalt my cup, my spoon, my saucer be.
Contributors: | dkb, Apsley, Roland, Beefy. |
Poem finished: | 3rd May 2005 by Anon.. |