Thrown away
Because
It is not
the after dinner
Theatre troupe that
Holds
Your funny bone
in place
Astutely inscribed. Beautiful poem with humour. Thanks for sharing.10
A new way of looking at things, the multifaceted way the word cast can be used, of acceptance and being rejected. Nicely written.
A great play on words. I read this little poem over and over to find new meaning to the discarded cast and what holds your funny bone in place.
Thank you so much, Simone. I think the funny bone should, at least at times, be stressed.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
You have created a web of meaning around the word 'cast'. Cast is the players in a drama or troupe. Cast also refers to the plaster wound around a broken bone. Now since you are healed, you no more need the cast to hold your 'funny bone'. So you have 'cast away' the 'cast' you had earlier! Great!
Thank you, Valsa. I remember as I wrote this, I was thinking about what idea might cover tragedy and comedy, or the journey from one to the other. Thanks again,