Sunday, December 06, 2015

837 Lackadaisical Sunday


Three Word Wednesday requires participants
to use the three words of the week in a composition.
The words this week are: lackadaisical, makeshift, and nude.
Plus a bonus extra.

Apologies, by the way.
Haven't written much lately.
Been doing stained glass work.


Lackadaisical Sunday

Lackadaisical
There is nothing wrong with that:
It’s time to think.


A woman who hated folk nude
Found the modern-day fashions too crude
But beneath all her clothes
Where no-one else goes,
She was as naked as those she eschewed.


We plan our future.
The future has other plans.
They can overlap.

It’s a makeshift life.
All the plans of yesterday
Are just a guideline.


There once was a fellow called Dave,
Who lathered his balls for a shave.
But an unsteady hand
Had an result, unplanned—
No children to mourn at his grave.
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© J Cosmo Newbery 2015
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15 comments:

  1. Are we going to see any of your lead-light work?
    Your limericks make me smile, but the other snippets are darker, more haunting - and spot on.

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  2. Like "makeshift life"... Absolutely true..

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  3. All the poems were a delight and a great laugh. I too would love to see your stained glass work.

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  4. "We plan our future. / The future has other plans." i do believe this....

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  5. you made me smile; have a wonderful Sunday

    much love...

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  6. Honestly I crossed my legs at that last Limerick :-) a lackadaisical Sunday sounds so much better

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  7. Ouch - I hope Dave has a steady hand! the tone sing-songs but underneath is life's melancholies which often have a habit of screaming on a Sunday...when all you want is to be lackadaisical

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  8. Yes, do show your stained glass work! I enjoyed the variety. Was especially struck by the one that talked about future. For sure - one can only plan SO much of the future, as the future will unfold unpredictably anyway....and a bit of 'lackadaisical' is definitely a good thing!

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  9. Oh I needed that chuckle at the end....lovely that you work with stained-glass....

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  10. Stained glass work is lovely........must be wonderful to produce such beauty. I so enjoyed your offerings today, especially the woman offended by nudity. LOL.

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  11. haha - These were fun to read thanks for the laugh..I knew it would be fun as I read the title..

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  12. Pure Dave. He might have done better with the lady in the first snippet. Thanks for the smiles,

    Elizabeth

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  13. A productive day, drifting from topic to topic, from laughter and bawdiness to deeper thought and back again.

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  14. Wonderful, from serious to bawdy limericks, back again and back again. Stained glass, my favorite, an impressively difficult art form. I am thinking about art fusion and mosaics.

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