Invasions Of The Poltergeist Poem by Tom Billsborough
Invasions Of The Poltergeist
My outdoor shoes, when not in use,
Remain on duty in the lounge,
Discreetly stationed out of view
To claim a broken limb or two.
But not today! Some supernatural
Power had whizzed them through the door
To reappear upon the kitchen floor,
And in full view. This won't do.
And yesterday my bedside clock
Had flown away together with a new pack
Of twenty cigarettes. And not by chance.
Serious heists, in fact.
Conclusive evidence
Ofmischievous poltergeist
The shoes are back on Duty, on the hunt for limbs to break. I see they have stationed themselves close to the French Window so somebody's likely to get glassed! Better not be me!
ok, getting ready to add to April showcase. get ready for a HUGE INFLUX OF READERS TO YOUR PH SITE..........not! (probably not) :)))))))))))))))))) bri
Well, here's one bloke ('dude', in Bri's lingo) that did get whisked away into Tom's page on account of this poem, if only to lend a little moral support in his battle with otherworldly critters. Hang in there, pal! Glad to see you resurface, or was it me that went under? Don't know anything for sure anymore these days...
WHAT! ? no comments. i'd better read the poem and see 'why not'. maybe i'll leave one. i like the story and the rhyming. it is acceptable! ! ! to MyPoemList. maybe April's showcase? i'll send myself a note. yeah, i think APRIL's. favorite lines: Serious heists, in fact. Conclusive evidence Of mischievous poltergeists. ........are there any other kind (of poltergeists) ? ? ? bri ;)
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while pasting to April showcase, i noticed " Discretely" was underlined in RED. this lead [no! led! ! ! ] me to discover that you (i think) want Discreetly! ! two words, two meanings! ! ! or am i wrong? ? bri :)
You are quite right. It ought to be discreetly as it means in this context half hidden. Well spotted, Bri. I'll get Gladys to put it right. Can't blame her this time!