Clever... Clever... Clever Poem by Francie Lynch

Clever... Clever... Clever



During dinner talk
I hear her say,
His poems are very clever.
She said it loud, and all could hear;
(she said it out of spite)
And some who heard her say it, thought,
Isn't she so nice.

Clever. Clever. Clever.
Clapped inside my head,
For earlier she reproached me
For not reaching out instead.
I should ladle bowls of soup,
Drive the elderly wherever,
Volunteer to save the planet,
Comfort those in need of such,
Or visit with the sick.

Clever.Cleverer.Cleverest.
Clever's how she spoke;
I find it now so obvious,
She's not read a word I wrote

Sunday, July 19, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: ignorance,poetic expression,social behaviour,social comment,writing
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Douglas Scotney 19 July 2020

maybe she read that one that's a little bit clever

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Leeann Azzopardi 19 July 2020

I feel that sometimes when my family doesn't get my poetry

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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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