Poems written for "The Daily Poem" Contest inspired by various prompts. |
![]() A daily winner for October 14th I get up at the crack of dawn. I like to fart, I stretch, I yawn. I take my teeth out of the glass and then I like to scratch my ass. I stumble to the coffee pot and pour a cup that’s black and hot. I keep the routine of my day the same -no black, no white, just gray. Some say I’m disagreeable, my moods are unforeseeable. Pure balderdash is what I say! I just hope they’ll stay away. Just ‘cause I chase kids off my lawn (I know that most are evil spawn) and don’t wave or pretend to smile the neighbors think that I’m senile. Why is it hard to understand: Go live your life just how you planned and leave me alone! Can’t you see? I don’t need you; you don’t need me! I watch TV and hear the news, so little fact, so many views. No one knows what’s going on. I think the world’s just one big con. I’m better off staying inside. The world can just kiss my backside. ![]() An entry for the October 14th round of "The Daily Poem" ![]() Prompt: Write a poem from the perspective of someone who has the complete opposite personality to you. Poetry Form: Quatrain ![]() Line Limit: 200 Line Count: 26 |