“Can It Be?!” an Addictive Little Ditty–what Do You Think?
Question by Sandy Giggles: “Can It Be?!” an addictive little ditty–what do you think?
it has been 2 hours since I logged in
to Yahoo Answers my dear true friend
Arts & Humanities, Poetry please
“sorry nothing new, why don’t you ask a question”
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
it pains me so, more clicks on the mouse
I start to sweat, hands shaking
can hardly type but then…
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I see a poem from someone I know
sweet release as tension now goes
uh oh, says a friend of mine
I think you have an addiction
WHAT do you mean? ME: addicted?!
what say you?
Dali, read on, I have posted more….
Best answer:
Answer by Sardilla
I say you, ma’am, should check into rehab. Then write to me and tell me how they do the eggs nowadays. For you see they used to be softboiled but, just as every man at home,
must be hard by now.
Answer by Dali
I think that Yahoo! answers is a mild enough addiction
And writer’s block is all in all a quite benign affliction.
The worst thing that can happen is a soft, persistent cough;
It’s not exactly like your pen or pencil could fall off.
So come here often, drink the waters, satisfy your thirst
But please be less disparaging of you, the poet, first!
I do not doubt you, yea I think that with the gift you’re blessed…
You’ve only paused a moment as all must do to rest.
Even mighty Dali has his failures now and then.
Ha! I’m just kidding, but if e’er I do, I’ll tell you when…
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