Ceiling too low
I want to grow
but it gets in the way of my stretch.
If I bounce a bit
I’ll hit my nose
but at least he’ll wake up at my screech.
This is silly.
I might as well
climb down and go and make tea.
Ceiling too low
I want to grow
but it gets in the way of my stretch.
If I bounce a bit
I’ll hit my nose
but at least he’ll wake up at my screech.
This is silly.
I might as well
climb down and go and make tea.
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At least you had some fun with this picture! It was not one that would inspire me. LOL.
Viv, I had the same reluctance at doing anything with the prompt. For a moment I thought of fishes dangling a hook and catching a unsuspecting human. I did like your movement toward poetry and it’s abandonment for a spot of tea. Earl Grey for me with a slice of peach in it.
Regards,
Donald
I really like your response!
This was a hard one for me too, and I ended up going philosophical with it. Glad to see some humor injected. Well done.
-Nicole
I agree, Viv. The pic was frustrating to write to, but tea is good.
Pamela
“Daft” is a good word for it. The picture was rather aggravating, I just started picking things around the room, and lamely went somewhere with it when I noticed I was picking fabrics.
Both the photo and your poem give me a feel good feeling!
The picture irked me. I put it through a batch of image manipulation processes, smearing it all around, and couldn’t get rid of that ceiling, either.
Did you notice the stitching on the coverlet?
I guess it was a whole-cloth quilt. I’ve only ever made one, a baby quilt,and it took for ever.
The irreverence is most enjoyable. And tea, that too.
Love your poem! It was all the more funny given that I had just read another interpretation of the picture that was quite a bit more serious.
I suppose that’s what makes poetry so amazing: part of us goes into each poem we write, making every piece and indeed every interpretation different.
Fun poem, Viv. The photo prompt sent me in a silly direction about low ceilings too!
Great response, Viv!
I rather like this pic, but I couldn’t do anything with it.