Thanks, Madeleine. As soon as I saw your prompt, that was the thing that came to mind. Usually I try to write humorous, but at that moment, I couldn't.
I was a fan, and although her death is considered a cautionary tale by some, it's still tragic and saddening, nonetheless.
(And then after I wrote that poem, I had to go for a couple more in the insipid and silly category.)
Your site is a wonderful and welcome respite. Sometimes, what we really need is the release that only humor can bring.
Great construction within form, RJ; and the story you tell is painfully accurate!
ReplyDeleteQuite cute, RJ. Nice to see you back!
ReplyDeletePamela
I'm always being told off for leaving my shoues around.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kim! I was just having a little fun (on myself, actually!)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pamela! Nice to be back!
ReplyDeleteMe too, Viv...me too! ☼
ReplyDeleteGood job. My husband does this to me all the time. :)
ReplyDeleteI stopped by to thank you for your Amy Winehouse limerick. I'm so glad you're a part of my weekly Limerick-Offs!
Thanks, Madeleine. As soon as I saw your prompt, that was the thing that came to mind. Usually I try to write humorous, but at that moment, I couldn't.
ReplyDeleteI was a fan, and although her death is considered a cautionary tale by some, it's still tragic and saddening, nonetheless.
(And then after I wrote that poem, I had to go for a couple more in the insipid and silly category.)
Your site is a wonderful and welcome respite. Sometimes, what we really need is the release that only humor can bring.