Poem by Marc Aupiais
Kissing catchers,
Was suggested,
I joined in,
After much suggestion.
Yet ordinary catching it
was not,
Most girls chose just some guys,
But Chelsea anne or something,
Maybe another girl,
Chose me.
And stuck to only me.
I ran and ran.
And triumphed- I Quit,
Quite glad.
But Chelsea still ran.
And I ran.
And then she ran off,
Maybe crying.
And the head of the grade 0 girls.
The popular one I assume.
Gathered all of them,
For Chelsea's revenge.
My friend. Mike.
No help. He said I deserved my lot.
They surrounded me,
As they would visitors- the zoo.
And Chelsea jumped moi.
I kicked her shin too.
And off I ran. Somehow in trouble.
For what I did with my shoe.
She jumped me ma'am.
She kissed me.
No good in our grade nought too.
So I went to the bathroom.
Quite un-glued.
And ran the water.
At full notch too.
Comforting water.
Its quite true.
Yet so full I opened it.
I couldn't close it too.
I turned and turned,
In both directions,
Soon.
And fled the flood.
In trouble again too.
It wasn't revenge!
I swear! That too!
And yet, the night breeze, I sensed, it became a hurricane in the morning, my dream, in it as though truth itself, is to know that night breeze, as though in romance- to romance the mystery of the hidden truth. For I love the night breeze, which so few yet can sense.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Chelsea Bun and the bathroom flood
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