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Curmudgeons are Very Funny People Yet All Too Often Overlooked as Such
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Curmudgeons are funny people; churlish
and often times critical, they don’t tend
to fair well as stand up comedians. Though
some have tried and died a thousand deaths,
drawing laughs at all the wrong respites.
They soon turn to writing poetry but alas,
it’s horribly true, that once a curmudgeon,
you tend to remain a curmudgeon.
2008 © T Sheridan and Curmudgeon Press
Ted Sheridan
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Ivan Donn Carswell (4/30/2008 1:20:00 AM)
I sense an obtuse, complimentary backhand at a self-proposed 'chameleon' of poetic dissertation. The curmudgeon (meaning idiot) earning this laudatory description wouldn't have a clue how lachrymose-praiseworthy his critical inanity is. Or his pathetic attempts at verse. But stand-up, stand-alone comic? You gotta be kidding. He has to be the fat, balding fall guy in a tragic duo! Rgds, Ivan |
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