novembro 17, 2005

Poetry

(...) Poetry never wears a suit, a tie, or a string of pearls.
Poetry never washes, enjoying its own smell.
Poetry howls at us in our nightmares,
and seduces us in our wet dreams
. (...)


Brian Patten

The Day I Got My Finger Stuck Up My Nose

When I got my finger stuck up my nose
I went to a doctor, who said,
"Nothing like this has happened before,
We will have to chop off your head."

"It's only my finger stuck up my nose,
It's only my finger!" I said.
"I see what it is," the doctor replied,
"But we'll still have to chop off your head."

He went to the cabinet and took out an axe.
I watched with considerable dread.
"But it's only my finger stuck up my nose.
It's only a finger!" I said.

"Perhaps we can yank it out with a hook
Tied to some surgical thread.
Maybe we can try that," he replied
"Rather than chop off your head."

"I'm never going to pick it again.
I've now learned my lesson," I said.
"I won't stick my finger up my nose -
I'll stick it in my ear instead."

Brian Patten


Publicado por Assussora Remota | Amor Ode | 11:23
Comentários

Voltaste ao mesmo. A poesia não usa gravata e tu só queres que olhem para ti. Estás com falta de apalpação?

Afixado por: Estafermo em novembro 18, 2005 03:31 PM

sou um morto vivo querrrrido!! Wellcome!!
I've been missing ya!

Afixado por: assussora remota em novembro 18, 2005 01:09 PM

esta gaja não tinha morrido?! a última vez que dormi neste motel ainda havia sangue no hall. uma tal de mila gabava-se de ter morto a assusora, dizia ser inevitável. ao abrigo do protocolo de quioto, pensei. raios partam esta merda, mantenham a vossa palavra, com a chiça!

Afixado por: na próxima vez fico num camping! em novembro 18, 2005 12:44 AM