Halting for Humor
Wisdom from the Wild
'Let's party!'"
American Comedian and Actor
(1952 - )
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Perhaps the sky is falling.
Maybe he bid his senses farewell.
Possibly, he has simply paused to play.
Surely that's the point.
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The ice turns to ivy.
Mud turns to meadow.
Frost turns to flowers.
And I still believe.
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Perhaps the halter is a halo.
Maybe his head is a helicopter.
Possibly, he is simply fond of frolic.
Surely that's the point.
.
The ice turns to ivy.
Mud turns to meadow.
Frost turns to flowers.
And I still believe.
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11 Comments
Post a CommentWell written piece.
loved this
The verse gallops. Really good
Creative, fun and beautiful.
... :) ...
Okay..this is great!
Very nice poem!
lovely poem.
beautiful !
I like your equestrian poetry. More please.