A walking stick
bucked the system.
Hitched a ride
on my mirror.
“I’ve places to go
And people to see,”
she mumbled to no one in particular.
“I’m Ctenomorphodes chronus,
I’m no stick,”
she said with a click of her tongue.
“You’d be wise if you
learned more about me.
I’m native AustralianAnd I’m far from my homeland.”
"See that dome over there?
That’s where I’ll share
The journey I’ve taken thus far
To return to my roots.
Those professors in suits
have my boyfriend in a jar."
“We’ve planned our escape.
There’s a rocket in there.
I’ve heard talk of it on occasion.
Just point us to the rearview mirror.”
she said to no one in particular.


4 comments:
I'm not no one in particular ... you tell her I heard her loud and clear ... heehee ... I love poetry, and this was a clever one.
I see sprinkles on that there mirror, too :)
What's this about walking sticks down there, I wonder ... first Mr. Wells, then you, and Frann just made a post about them, too ... must be their season.
Looks like the critters are coming out in force! Shake out the sheets at night...and the boots in the morning!
Good pics of the stick, BTW!
You said it, HermitJim. At least the walking sticks won't hurt you like the cone nose beetles.
And the scorpions. And the...lol
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