Anyone who knows
Nia Vardalos,
Please ask her to send me an email.
I have a movie proposal
she would be perfect for.
She would be the lead character
in the story,
Under the Frosting
from the book of the same name.
Thank you
I'll wait here.
zc
Anyone who knows
Nia Vardalos,
Please ask her to send me an email.
I have a movie proposal
she would be perfect for.
She would be the lead character
in the story,
Under the Frosting
from the book of the same name.
Thank you
I'll wait here.
zc
Babies get carried,
in a kangaroo’s pouch –
Roses have thorns,
so we’d have the word ouch.
Windchimes have tinkles
in a most gentle breeze –
Eyeballs take cover
whenever we sneeze.
At altitudes high,
Lazy Hawks take a nap –
while closer to earth,
busy Crows have to flap.
Poems needn’t rhyme
or have to make sense,
but if it rains while you camp –
don’t ever changes tents.
zc
I have an old Zippo
from back when I smoked –
and a Hula from the dash of my car,
With a buck’s worth of gas
It would sputter and choke –
I never did get very far.
I still have my dog-tags
from back in the day,
My uniform seems to have shrunk –
I never became
all the things I did say,
The thing is, I ponder all the things I’d like to learn,
understanding I could never possibly learn it all. And I wonder what lies out beyond the margins. I
consider myself as possibly an explorer fumbling around the periodic table attempting to understand reality itself.
All the while, of course, seeing the days ticking by. Each season getting shorter, leaves and flowers
flicker past as if they were in some time-lapse film.
I can mentally see the world spinning ever so fast, pulling calendar pages off and hurling them into oblivion as it spins.
I ponder humanity, I see people as fragile dreamers, attempting
desperately to hold on to their youth, clutching tightly to hope and stretching
that hope to the point of slipping pillows into their coffins.
I planted tomatoes,
they are all the rage –
they get plenty of Sun,
right here in their cage.
I grow my own lettuce,
Each green leafy piece –
with thin bacon cooked,
right in it's own grease -
But here in this store,
where each aisle is host –
I see fresh jars of Mayo,
but where is the toast?
zc