She was one cool chick.
Dressed - très chic.
She curved in all the right
places - if ya get my drift.
Her name was Miss Dumpty.
Claimed her father Humpty
had been pushed - taken the fall
for some Mr. Big and
got his.
I remembered the case.
His smile was cracked...yoke all over
his face..legs scrambled at an unnatural angle.
The autopsy pics
made me sick.
Said she had gone to Sam Spade
to dig up dirt.
But no dice.
Sam's paid..he's off the case.
She spat the name out
with a thanks-for-nothing look.
"So. I came to you.
See what you can do! "
"What's in it for me! "
I smirked.
"Me! " she clucked
in a Linda Darnellish way.
Turned out it was
Little Boy...would ya believe it...Blue!
Jealous of Humpty's
easy said-ness and how he
got recited more often than
Mr. B. Blue.
Nursery Crime is increasing
so they tells me.
Too many modern authors
making bawdy parodies..
Or in the dirty
Limericks Business.
Scaring the kiddies away.
Putting the frightners on parents.
Me and Miss Dumpty?
We're going for the big happy
ever after!
Such a pretty poem..................10++++++++++++++++++
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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A refined poetic imagination, Donall. You may like to read my poem, Love And Iust. Thank you.