Friar Stephen climbed the hill to the nunnery
With a basket of veggies in hand
For he'd lately heard his dear sisters
Complaining of meals that were bland
Sister Catherine, when seeing his bounty
Brought her hands to her cheeks and she said
"Dear brother, I truly must ask you
How you grow tomatoes so rich and so red!"
Said he, "Dear sister, I go out each morning
So early that the birds even hush
And I lift my robes in front of my garden
And these tomatoes are so proper, they blush!"
Some weeks later, Sister Catherine herself
Travelled down to the valley below
To bring a thank you gift to her brothers
For helping their vegetables to grow
Friar Stephen greeted her, asking,
"Dear sister, are your tomatoes much redder?"
Said she, "Dear brother, they haven't changed much
But our cucumbers have never looked better!"
A selection of quality (and not-so- quality) works from quality (and not-so-quality) people. You decide which is which. An experiment of sorts in my mind and others, this is what you the faithful readers and writers make it. Have fun with it! Write poetry without judgment.
Showing posts with label sexual innuendo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sexual innuendo. Show all posts
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Damn that hindsight--it's always 20/20

In retrospect
It wasn't such a great idea
To make snakes out of balloons
It was harmless
I promise
Provided hours of entertainment
For unknowing children ages 6-8
Little did they know
What the final product
Would look like
(No, it didn't get better after painting.)

And the laughter in the staff room
Hours, days, months
Later
They say I'm no good at sexual innuendo
But I've cracked
A "That's what she said"
A few nice times
Before "That's what she said"
Was hip
Before Micheal Scott

No, not one of my finer moments
As an art educator
And creative leader
Of small children
It was messy
Oh damn!
I've done it again
Spot the sexual innuendo there

So yes, there is a lesson in here somewhere
I've never attempted snakes
Again
In my project forays
Stuck to safe subjects
Like faces
With balloons
Anyone?
I am a horrible person.
An add on--I'm on fire tonight!
Don't stop now!
You're on fire
Tonight
Little did we know
The balloons, er, subjects...er
Whatever...
Were WAY too big
Too rough
Not the right size
Not the right shape
ALL WRONG
It won't fit
If only we would have gotten the
Expensive balloons
The longer ones
What went wrong?
Glue makes the stuff
Less slippery
And more slippery
Is that what you want?
I don't know what I want
I'm just the INTERN!
I bet you are learning a lot
At the CHILDREN'S MUSEUM.
OH YES.
OH YES.
YES.
Can I come back next year?
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
New Month, New Theme

That's right, ladies and gentlemen. The new month brings the new theme of...you guessed it, SEXUAL INNUENDO. I wouldn't have chosen it myself, but I guess that's beside the point. Something about this month being the month of love or something. Love? Sex? What's that? Unfamiliar and rather, if I might add, uncomfortable territory for this contributor to TPFTP, but I shall keep an open mind. I've always called February "because my life would suck without you" month and I have always recognized those that have given me what I have today. I don't think think of sex when I think of love and appreciation in that view, but I suppose it is time to branch out. For me, and for readers and writers of poetry alike. Get wraunchy! Get down, and get dirty! Ready, set, write horrible, sexual-innuendo laden poetry. And do it now.
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