Do Not Disturb Poem by Bridgid Patrick
Do Not Disturb
BEWARE! ! Lest ye should incur my wrath!
'Tis dangerous now, seek not that path
For on this day I have been scorned
And you, my fellows, have been warned
I am not of a light-hearted mood
You’d do well to leave me, while I brood
It may be said that I am fey
As would any who had lived my day
So hearken well, and heed my words
I do not wish to be disturbed!
I'm going to risk your clearly dreadful wrath and disturb you with this comment: HILARIOUS! ! ! And the title is so irresistible! Great work! Warm regards, Gina.
Well done............................................................... H
Written in olde english style makes this even funnier, an excellent ploy on the bad hair day scenario, well done. Regards Graham.
You are on a roll, because of your ability to see the funny side of even the worst of situations. Do Not Disturbe usually means something entirely different, and to see it differently is So Funny. Keep up the GREAT work.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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10/11/2024 6:57:38 AM # 1.0.0
i really enjoyed this piece, despite it's length. it has a good message. i know how you feel, im having one of those days today