Friday, September 26, 2008
Poetry Friday
Not While You’re Living On My Roof
I’m glad that shingles can’t talk
or we’d all be kept awake at night
listening to their bickering.
“Get off me.” “You’re crowding me.”
“Why can’t we live on the North side of the roof?”
“That’s my spot.” “I’m hot.”
“We can’t all be peak shingles.”
“I’m cold.” “Stop complaining.”
“I think you’ve got a nail coming loose.”
“Overlap is pointless. Don’t you think it’s pointless?”
“It’s raining. I hate it when it rains.”
“You smell like tar.” “Go jump in a gutter.”
But I’d probably get used to it.
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6 comments:
Thanks, Debbie. I needed to smile today :).
Love this poem. Funny, with an undercurrent of truth and recognition. So great.
Priceless!
I like what Kelly said: "Funny, with an undercurrent of truth and recognition." I think the most funny things do have a ring of truth to them.
Great, fun poem.
Good-night, John-boy.
This is cute - what's funniest is the last, wry line -- of course you'd get used to it!
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