Salvador Dali's Chair With The Wings Of A Vulture, 1960 Chosen by Tess Kincaid as a prompt for Magpie Tales - Mag 218 |
What you see
You might see a chair
With wings so fair
What I see
Is probably far from thee
Dinner was served
You can see
Without the hors d'oeuvres
Or a side dish
At all
Its not the dinner chair I see,
More likely to me
Tiz the whooping chair
Set for fourteen rumps
Or more
Christhopher McQueeney 5/5/2014 3:47 P.M.
Each week Tess offers a prompt to inspire poetry.
The magic of today's technology is going to be my saving grace. I went ans picked up a new phone with the help of my grandmother. With the phone I am going to be able to schedule all of my various dr appointments and legal obligations without the fear that I will be missing anything important. using Google calender is all new to me so it will be a learning experience. I have run into some serious issues due to my short term memorie retention so this is a great weight off of my shoulders. now with a poem and a post complete i get to play:-)
Wander
4 comments:
ouch! Better finish my dinner!
i am glad you will have a way to help you be where you need...and hopefully it will help you get time with your fam too...
Rousing response to the prompt...
Giggle...little tiny rumps...
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