COME WITH ME IN THE NIGHT

"Come with me," said the arctic fox to his silvery corvidae friend,"Let us wander 'neath the tundra moon and watch the snow descend.Together we can haunt the night, as lonely as two ghosts,leaving no trace as we pass, with shadows of morose."

"Come with me," said the silver crow to his ghostly vulpine friend,"Let us wander where the trees have gone and into clouds ascend.Together we can hunt the night, you kill and I shall reap,and all shall fear to hear our song call in the twilight sleep."


Monday, October 19, 2009

Recipe

When making up this recipe the first thing that you need
 is a bit if crinkled paper and a pen that doesn't bleed
you'll also need a cupboard that's filled up with useless junk
and a giant steel mixing bowl that's bigger than a trunk
you add a pinch of this and that and taste along the way
with giants globs of you don't know but add it anyway
and every time you add a thing you take and write it down
then stir it up and watch it turn a kind of muddy brown
And once it's done you get to do the most important bit
you take a big old spoonful and you raise it to your lip
and, WHAT THE HECK YOU DOING!?! I didn't say to Eat!
Who eats a cure for bunions? You PUT IT ON YOUR FEET!

2 comments:

  1. HA! I just discovered a few weeks ago that I have developed a REAL bunion!!! Now I guess I qualify as a bona fide OLD LADY! I suppose the next thing that will happen is that I will develop those thick, yellow toe nails that a fingernail clipper won't cut through so you have to soak them in warm water and take big, honkin toe nail SHEARS to! Woe is me . . . Getting ancient "ain't no fun :-( !

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  2. p.s. I could use some of your "bunion brew"....

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