Author: Justin Dingwall (here)
Image: Now I Know!
the gate was left open
I gladly walked out
how careless can they be
but where is everybody?
I thought the grass is greener
over this side
so don't blame me
it is a fattening time for Thanksgiving
is it a turkey or me?
I'm not going to stick
- my neck out
- to find out
- count me out
- have to chill out
- I have to look out
for her
where is Little Bo-Peep?
Carrie's at Sunday Muse #135
lol ... this is super cuteness; I love the connection to the painting—she makes me think of a flapper
ReplyDelete"I thought the grass is greener
ReplyDeleteover this side" - great!
Very cute.
ReplyDeleteThis is charming, Hank! Cheers.
ReplyDeleteLove this Hank! Made me smile ear to ear!
ReplyDeleteIt made me smile, too, Hank. A lonely sheep.
ReplyDeleteSnother outstanding poem Hank. I feel many a day like that onely sheep..... but try to carry on regardless.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Someone has to look out for Little Bo Peep - The grass isn't always greener. Perhaps, she is fast asleep...smiling
ReplyDeleteThere will be a lot of Thanksgiving tables empty this year while people set this one out, hopefully averting further spread. Thanks for giving us a smile in the midst of it all, Hank! Blessings on you and yours.
ReplyDeleteLittle Bo Peep is needed now in a big way, "is it a turkey or me?"
ReplyDeleteThis was a fun read, Hank.
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That inner sheep-o-logue! It makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteThis is delightful, Hank!
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