Wednesday, 20 November 2013



         
             

Living for A day

Her maiden ramp-walk

Color palate, feline steps

She dazzles all eyes

Thunderous peals of applause rise

Flamboyant designer smiles



Couture weeks flame red

Consuming all beauty-moths

Of size zero fame

Hollow face, straw ribbed females

Sigh for symphony, light, life

Inspired by the prompt Lightning @ Poetry Jam


What Does the Fox Say

Sniffing air snooty fox

Cocks his ears and spots a cock

So cocksure that gives a leap

Complete cock-up Rooster slips

‘Lousy meal would a rooster make’

Thus saying, the cocky fox

Starts for his hole to lay his head

Posted for  Words Count With Mama Zen @ Real Toads 
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Verse First @ Poets United




22 comments:

  1. The lifestyles of the models and cocky of this world. Right on target!

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  2. haha a complete cock up for sure...that second one is funny....the first is a bit scary to me...they def can get the attitude but what they do to their bodies...ugh

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  3. I had to smile at your many uses of the word 'cock' in this poem. Surely the fox's nemesis.

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  4. This made me smile too, the fox's chagrin at slipping and missing his meal.

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  5. I enjoyed the scene you painted in the first stanza and the play-on-words in the second one, Sumana!

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  6. Sumana,

    Quite a sad foxy tale..Look before you leap etc...Very clever..Both starving:)

    Eileen

    Eileen

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  7. size zero fame… cockiness - both we can do without! Well done.

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  8. How sad that some people will not feel good about themselves unless they have a size zero frame!

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  9. Love both of them....how sad we are a society obsessed with size zero...Nothing like seeing a fox get outfoxed ...lol

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  10. Ha, I agree that a rooster would made a LOUSY meal. Smiles.

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  11. Love your snooty fox...kind of spoiled...smiles

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  12. Ha, I see you had a lot of fun playing with the words in the rooster/fox poem. An excellent, fun write.
    K

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  13. I thought the first one was about the fox. Hea stangley it also works.

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  14. neither the model nor the rooster would be a tasty meal! Well done!

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  15. Now that song will play in my head the rest of the afternoon!

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  16. "Straw ribbed females" - what a powerful visual! Your second poem is so clever, and now I'll sing that song for the rest of the day. :)

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  17. Smiling at your second one ~ As to the first, I don't appreciate models so thin they are malnourished rather than sexy to me ~

    Thanks for the share Sumana ~

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  18. I love the inclusion of the rooster in the second one! Great writng all together!

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  19. Loved your second poem - made me chuckle. It's sad about those stick figure models. I don't know why that's deemed attractive. They look sickly to me.

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