If you continue on with this Mermaid tale, I'm sure she'll end up serving time in a jail.
Or maybe she'll 'make a run for it' to test.....if she can avoid capture and, thereby, arrest.
The above lines are addressed to the poet. We've 'met' before and he/she does know it.
'The 'maid' should return home! ' Now I've protested. 'Let her pose on a beach rock, barechested! '
(October 24th,2022)
Bri Edwards
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Miss Ann Thropy aka Linda Bella Wassermeister...et al, has added to and consolidated all of her Mermaid Steals A Car into the grand poem Mermaid On The Loose. bri ;)
I should have called MY poem series 'Mermaid on the Run', since she only steals a car in the first episode. Since mermaids can't really run, maybe I should change it to 'Mermaid on the Loose'. You would love a loose mermaid, wouldn't you, Bri?
A Mermaid's like an old-fashioned railroad train with both an engine and a caboose. A Mermaid's lower body has scales and is mostly tail, the upper body looking like a naked woman. I'll take the engine. : )) bri
OK, OK! I will be 'the first one'. What is my prize? a kick in the ! bri ;)
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
You just made me think of Tahiti, of Coney Island. Well done, Bri!