porcelain relief
instant sudden grief
yarrhg! I was still asleep
porcelain relief
instant sudden grief
yarrhg! I was still asleep
LOL, that's all I got. Thank you, Kevin, I needed that.
Best,
Lisa
I believe Coleridge said a similar thing, when de Quincey came banging on his door for another fix...
LOL, Don't you hate it when that happens? I mean... that's never happened to me... I'm just saying... you could imagine if it did.![]()
Lose the yarrhg! A) it doesn't need it and, B) it spoils the syllable count....... And no idea what you're talking about.
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
He's still in bed, I believe, and his dream was a bit too real, lol.
A) I wanted some kind of verbal exclamation of dismay
B) Yes, it spoils it. Hmmm...new concept for me.
C) It's a "potty" joke about "bedwetting." Universal theme don't you think?
I considered adding the line "...time to change the sheets." Just having a little fun.
thanks for your suggestions.
Last edited by Kevin; 01-16-2012 at 11:05 PM.
Gave me a chuckle with this one... not that it's ever happened to me, of course.Well, not since around the age of three or so.
I enjoy the usage of the word "yarrhg!", not too many people use it in poetry or writing. It almost makes me think that it's a bedwetting pirate, which makes it even funnier. Simple and funny.
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