Poem Body
Sound of gongs upon the wind of lust
Makes her passion rise
Turns her promises to dust
Night-time rhythms on repeat
Keep the pattern
Here’s a gong that you can beat
Jacky-boy can make her smile
She feels special
He does it all the while
Thirst of the body, rules over the brain
Crescendo is real near
Thunder now and rain
The echoed tones of a brassy gong
Fills their hearts
In time to a summer song
Comments
I enjoyed the first write of this so much!
I like the spacing pacing of this one too
must come back to it Thank You
I'm so glad...
that you have enjoyed both of these. I must admit, that I have enjoyed transforming the poem, so that it meant more or less the same thing, but in a different tone. I didn't realise at the time that I had deviated from the lesson, but it kinda took off on it's own. Before I knew it, it was done and I just was so pleased with it, that I let it go as was. Thanks for the kind comments, ~ Gee
Gee
Well if my memory serves me right, the dinner gong was not rung at night.
So in there must be another reason, you even mentioned a season.
Ah! frolicks in the summers heat damn silly have to change the sheets.
Now I made and error so into Google I did go to look up Frolicks so.
Frolick brings to you cool, frosty frozen yogurt that's low in fat but high in flavour,
Piled high with a myriad of toppings that run the gamut from fresh fruits and nuts for you to savour..
Now that has really killed my mind I'll stick to love making, you are kind.
Great piece there Gee damn memories are a plague to me,
Yours, Ian Somebody
Your comment...
puts me in mind of the way we used to twist the lyrics of favorite songs so that they meant something different.
Words are tools and they way they are used makes all the difference in the way that the job comes out. ~ Gee
Gee
I was playing with the theme please forgive,
you have written a good piece here,
hope that my play didn't distract from your good work,
Yours Ian.T
No forgiveness needed...
i always expect that you will turn out something of the kind and would be disappointed if you did not. It is the style of your commenting. It also gave me the oppourtunity to explain my motive for arranging the work as I did.
As always, I welcome your comments. ~ Gee