Monday, April 4, 2022

The Cruelest Month: Redux

   

A Simple Question for April...


Where is your sense of disgrace today

 

As the sleet blankets gravel and roof tops ?

 

There's frost connecting my flower beds

 

As well as the blossoming snowdrops...



I would have thought much better of you

 

Had you altered this wicked detraction;

 

Perhaps there's no hope for this 'cruelest of months'

 

And, hence, no kind-hearted redaction!!!


poem by L.P.-G. / April 4, 2022

" April is the cruelest month"

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 Redux upon Redux (sigh...)

  [4-18-2022]

There's snow on my magnolia tree;

The daffodils have drooped;

No cherry blossoms smile at me,

And all of Spring

Seems stooped ...


They say of April,

"She's so cruel ! ... No

Saint among our year!"

To April's snowy mess outside:

" Melt fast and disappear !!"

written by L.P.-G.

Friday, April 1, 2022

Suffering 'Gladly' Today: The April Fool

 


How shines The Fool

On a day like today!

Are there pranks 'pending'?

Bluffs yet to play ?



A fool's not a halfwit,

But simply a jester;

In terms of deception,

He's one smart investor !


                                                          poem by L.P.-G.  4/2022

Monday, March 28, 2022

IF SALLY BOWLES WAS RELUCTANT TO SAY IT...

 



I also know who 

wouldn't 

have been

Velma Kelly and Hunyak the Hungarian via Cell Block Tango

In other words...

He Had It Coming !!!

Saturday, March 26, 2022

FOLIE À DEUX

 

  FOLIE  À  DEUX

A Washington matron

named Ginni

[A red-head we'd

never call skinny]

Has texted collusions,

Chock full of delusions,

A scandal grown

'Big-time',

[Not 'mini']...


Her hubby's a justice

From Pinpoint,

A town that's a

Distasteful jip-joint;

Does Clarence now think

That his spouse needs

A shrink?

If not, he's as nuts

As wife, Ginni !!!


poem by L.P.-G.

Friday, March 18, 2022

IT WAS YESTERDAY THAT MY...

 

...beautiful Irish grandchildren celebrated their heritage


...though the eldest is best represented by 'years gone by'


It's never too late to say éirinn go bragh