poem: blue cast
Saucy Lita,
in her trim
produce spare:
touching the Superfood,
angling by the whichways,
forever dime-ing
the Aquadome:
She finagles
the down & out,
outing the down,
downing the out,
blowing the cover
of tadpole & like.
Centering prayer
giveth the hives, but
broadens the view:
she claims sanctuary
for the incubus,
vigorously debarring
the Anglican whetha
(she knows betta:
she is, after all,
a polyphonic getta).
in her youngers,
datapoint busty,
she knew the brew:
tween me 'n you,
she was ever
the bane
of the hoity toity,
galvanizing the hoi polloi:
in her vegetarian coffeehouse
she was splendor aplenty,
capitalizing anarchy
with the best,
divesting synonyms,
fermenting eponyms
in her tangled blue
cast-iron ribaldry:
she knows the flame.
proterandry
sho ain't
her game.
in her trim
produce spare:
touching the Superfood,
angling by the whichways,
forever dime-ing
the Aquadome:
She finagles
the down & out,
outing the down,
downing the out,
blowing the cover
of tadpole & like.
Centering prayer
giveth the hives, but
broadens the view:
she claims sanctuary
for the incubus,
vigorously debarring
the Anglican whetha
(she knows betta:
she is, after all,
a polyphonic getta).
in her youngers,
datapoint busty,
she knew the brew:
tween me 'n you,
she was ever
the bane
of the hoity toity,
galvanizing the hoi polloi:
in her vegetarian coffeehouse
she was splendor aplenty,
capitalizing anarchy
with the best,
divesting synonyms,
fermenting eponyms
in her tangled blue
cast-iron ribaldry:
she knows the flame.
proterandry
sho ain't
her game.
Labels: vollenweider
6 Comments:
Saucy Lita had me snapping my fingers and tapping my feet. Her cousin lovely Rita meter maid had her nose up in the air - she don't have nothing to do with the ribaldry or hoi polloi but she might be missing out on some good times.
Dee: Definitely thought of Sister Rita with this ditty. No ribald hoi polloi for Rita? Girl was a meter maid: I believe she started the good times!
I guess I have Tang Dynasty water goddesses on the brain, with a smidgeon of "Beowulf" and Grendl's mother. A very cool poem that just flows along with a rapacious appetite. Love it!
Teresa: Appetite, for sure, and plenty of it. I think she's still hungry, even after the poem.
Watch your fingers and toes...
Teresa: Will do. Headed for the beach on Monday; have to double-watch!
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