Tribute To The Poet From The Pry Spy Poem, dear Great Poet, Respected Master Poet Kumarmani Mahakul Sir Poem by Sylvia Frances Chan

Tribute To The Poet From The Pry Spy Poem,
Dear Great Poet, Respected Master Poet Kumarmani Mahakul Sir,

All words nicely and neatly summarized,
they are meant to be funny and profound,
but unfortunately peanut butter, (that's a Dutch expression)

they are solemnly written about
a pry spy who wants to use his time very well to work,

he doesn't do that at all because he's so jealous

so many activities,
not really one happens,

because they are not really realizable,
they have not really happened,

it is also true because the poem says it is a 'fairy tale'
all a fairytale 'fairy tale'.

The setup is great fun and very funny, but is a 'fairytale' all nonsense?

I think deeply and wonder.

Dear Great Poet
Respected Master Poet Kumarmani Mahakul Sir,

I really liked your beauteous sentences in these no sentences

a very sparkling fairytale with a profound background

thank you very much for all your sparkling new words and phrases,
my two hands up,
i mean my two thumbs up
for these funny words in this insanely cool poem,
the Lord be with you,

from your humble admirer who always admires your poems,

but not all 1795 poems read to the end,
time will tell,

because she always has too little time,
because of her too many activities

Thank you in advance for allowing me to respond like this,

about the pry spy,
I laugh too loudly too often too much

my stomach hurts now
laughing too much, too loudly and too often

but i had so much fun
after having read your wordpun

thank you so very much
I now have a new poem

your modest and humble admirer
in the Netherlands,
Sylvia Frances Chan,
Dutch Poetess,

New Year 2021 the second midnight,
which is one day after the first night in January