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What do you think of this 'Morning Was Delivered, But Taken Back' morning pome?
Fingers of Dawn are
Covered by Night's sleeves...
Windows open wide,
An arm reaches in...
With cool winds boxed,
And colors wrapped, in a
Good Morning package
Of sky proportions...
Postage Due....I pay with
The Moon. Point the Postman
To the stars..."I don't have
Change for those," takes
Morning back and trundles
Off in his blinking firefly wagon.
Night returns, free of charge,
Croons sleep on my lids...
Morning disappears around
The bend, singing, laughing.
I am left with Darkness again.
Stodgy, sticky, Darkness.
Coffee pot begins to 'beep',
Call to battle sounding...
Army of two, me and the brew,
But Morning's been taken
Hours away. Do I pursue this
Morning in Night? With nothing
Of armor but a coffee cup?
Caffeine will not retreat, turn
Traitor...will it have the Magic
Of spelling Morning's Postman
To return? Unknown. The Moon
Knows, and stars. Only silence.
Left with alliances of that
Bridge, wicked in itself. All
I need do, is start the car...
Morning's Postman will
Follow me.
Good Morning! Good Morning!
Ya'llses!
Snidely...YOU crow this morning! My crow is asleep!
Lucky Man...Nope! Morning and I are not on speaking terms right now!
16 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You have delivered our day for us.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
In the poem all my WW2 service days were revisited In US terms "reveille and taps"
service terms for morning call and day closure. Our own drill was the same but spelling was different. 5 and a half years of that is drilled into my being, along with a number not a name,
just the last three "Sir !163" It will never go away no matter how much longer i might live.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
Shouldn't the one who sent the morning pay for the postage? Why were you left with postage due? Or was the postman trying to pull a fast one on you? In any event, he should have left you the morning, and taken back the night (and just kept the "change").
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Once the postman crones,about some postage due! All I can think of is to shoot Him the moon! Back to My coffee,as this sounds like the writings of a buffoon!
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- 1 decade ago
I would rather hear you than Snidely. I need peace and quiet this morning. Wonderful imagery, especially "Morning's Postman."
Good Morning to you. Let the animal sleep!
- DaisyLv 71 decade ago
What a cool write! I love this style, where the last word of one stanza begins the first word of the next. And good morning, light or no.
- gale sLv 51 decade ago
Get up, Get up you sleepy head,
Wake up Wake up, get out of bed
Live, love, laugh and be happy.
Sounds like good words to a song.
Who knows I could be wrong.
Live, love, laugh and be happy.
It must be Friday that's why I'm so happy
And this little poem is so crappy
Live, love, laugh and be happy.
Shut up Gale, and go back to bed.
- 1 decade ago
You bring me back to memories of the graveyard shift..
Driving home in a glorious sunrise and falling into my bed in a heap
of exhaustion. It was a ritual that sometimes left me empty.
I like this one, it is very nice.
- jennyLv 71 decade ago
Where did the A.M. go
as I awoke in dark of time,
to meet the day, I ignored
the clock of time, but the
dark insists to stay.
and I can't go back to bed!
GM anyway.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I'm up. But only one eye is open. Maybe after the brew, I'll be alive again