photo by PSC / 2009 |
Inexplicable
She
was serious as the grave –
her fancy never tickled,
never blitzed (nor
bombed or pickled);
severe, unsmiling, grim,
not ever (even once)
given to whim.
He
was nutty as a fruitcake –
wholly daft (and only half-baked),
comical, absurd,
feather-brained (or bird-)
pixilated, whimsical,
goofy, giddy, giggly and
completely eyebrow-wiggly.
A ridiculous blind date
set up by friends –
a joke, a gaffe;
but they (yin and yang)
had the last laugh:
so totally contrary
fifty years later,
still happily married.
PSC /2016
Penned for Day 12 of Robert Lee Brewer's April PAD
(Poem-A-Day) Challenge.
Assignment: a serious and/or silly poem
For more, check out his site at: 2016-april-pad-challenge-day-12
I love it Pamela!!
ReplyDelete"but they (yin and yang)
had the last laugh:"
Congratulations!
LOL Thanks, Hannah! Glad you enjoyed it. :)
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