Ph: Limerick: Ignoring Apollo Poem by Brian Johnston
Ph: Limerick: Ignoring Apollo
Of antiquity's Gods I know little,
And yet somehow feel fit as a fiddle,
God of poems and plague
(Though connection's quite vague!) ,
But real life seems to rest in the middle.
Saturday, August 2, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: God
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Brian Johnston
August 2,2014
Poet's Notes:
With special thanks to Daniel Brick for tempting me to enter arena's I would normally not dare to enter. I've been eaten by lions in too many different lifetimes! : -)
August 2,2014
Poet's Notes:
With special thanks to Daniel Brick for tempting me to enter arena's I would normally not dare to enter. I've been eaten by lions in too many different lifetimes! : -)
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