Hurrying Off In A Hurry Poem by Ralph O'Grantson
Hurrying Off In A Hurry
Hurrying off in a hurry
The damsel left the cottage
Nelly had gobbled up nearly
The bread and sizzling porridge
Barely had he filled his belly
She flew in like a partridge
Sorry forgive me I'm sorry
Tears flowing like a sewage
Marry you? No I can't marry
A peasant who only sells cabbage
She poisoned the dame and confessed in shame
Hurrying off in a hurry
(hurrying off in a hurry)
Very powerful and suspenseful- I enjoyed reading this very much- thanks for your invitation to read it- Claudia Krizay
Excellent poem- I really enjoyed this- thank you for sharing it with me- CAK
I love it Ralph its a really good write..smiles mind if I ask you to check out my poem The Swan Song...its a poets version of The ugly little duckling. Tell me what you think. Quite sad and so, how do you say it...snobbish I think of the women in a hurry...to look down at the poor peasant that sells cabbage.
I love how you made a complete story in all but a paragraph. *giggles* I long to create something to solid yet short. Bravo unto thee! ! !
This is another masterpiece! ! I'm so entertained by your stories inside of poetry! !
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/24/2024 5:59:36 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Omg this is so great Ralph I love it!