Book of poems written for the second and third years of the Promptly Poetry Challenge. |
![]() Monkey Puzzle All monkeys boast and flaunt their prowess in the trees; there is, however, one that taunts and brings them to their knees. This, being called the Monkey Puzzle, has spikes on limbs and trunk, so boasting monkeys now are muzzled and lofty claims are shrunk. I knew one once in tropic climes a stately, evergreen friend, and though each leaf was sharpened tine, its shade would welcome send. Line count: 12 Rhymed abab For Promptly Poetry Challenge, Week 45 Prompt: Plants. It's not necessary to use the word plants, but you must name a plant or flower in your poem. |