a descent into poetry insanity |
| she said “D'accord,” but she meant: all right and I don't believe you and you're not wise enough nor do I care enough to attempt to change your mind, and I'm curious where you think you're going to go with this folly, and don't blame me, you're the one who's making the biggest mistake of your life, all with the flavor of I told you so, or rather I will tell you so in the fullness of time, and with that single word, the argument was settled, and she sailed away with her lips pursed against any further flourish of meaning. April 11—Somehow incorporate a word or phrase of another language into your poem D'accord is a French word that means "Okay" |