That's like makin’ a baby
with a babe called Candy,
takin' the baby to a candy store,
keeping it there ’til it grows
to a kid in a candy store
- meanwhile, every kid
who comes in before
keeps taking candy
from Candy’s baby! Like a kid
in a taking candy from a baby store
on an old-timey street where the market
sells can o' worms, and horses still have
gift mouths. Sure,
you could do it - but
seems kind of childish,
doesn’t it? My advice? I
forgot what you said your problem
was. Anyway, that's your problem.
If you ask me? You should do something.
Ideally, something very unlike what I described
just now by simile. Don't do anything like that, it's
childish. Do the opposite, if you can work out what
that is.
A Pocketful of Poesy was and is again a Poem-a-Day(-on-Average) Blog! For 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and now for 2017 and going forward, you may expect to see 365 poems every year, 366 for leap years.
but aren't they all random?
Thursday, January 27, 2022
very like advice
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