Don’t Mind if Ado
And now friends and other and what more
These poems we have gathered for
have found at
Last
their place
If your disquiet was disturbed
or these dad-joke titles left perturbed
Think but this and pains be curbed
The end is at a haste
And as I am an honest broad
Made more of cozied
Less of clawed
It serves me best, on this day
to beg your ear for one last verse
and as it is my honored curse
a little bit louder and a good bit worse
I love you. You’ve got this. You’re going to be okay.
I promise.
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…made more of cozied
less of clawed.
lots of good poems of your’s
I’ve enjoyed this month
Thanks, Jim!
A perfect epilogue for the month–I’ve loved reading your poems!
Thanks Sue!
Ha! Your poems are great. I love how they all hang together! Thanks for sending them out this month.
Thanks Amy!