Nietzsche declared:
(when he asked for his supper.)
that he was famished and that was a fact.
His landlady told him:
seeing as he still owed
her his week's rent,
he would have to make do
with the interpretation of his supper.
words and painting T Carroll
That was amusing! I was looking for #1 but this poem seems to have mass produced itself? (Nice painting, by the way.)
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Cynthia Buell Thomas
Fri 7th Mar 2014 12:37
Super poem! Brilliant - 'and that was a fact' - and the closing two lines - genius. I can't wipe the smile off my face.
Just to be pernickety - pop an apostrophe into 'week's rent' (since you're so high profile).