The E'er Good Pundit

A blog concerned generally with the finest points of politics, popery, poetry, and punditry, from the perspective of a convert to the Roman Catholic religion.

Saturday, March 08, 2008

Although I am the type to appreciate the gray weather we've been having, the prospect of returning to Assumption tomorrow and having to catch up with my work has made me a bit blue. To cheer myself up, I wrote an octet about a blue of a different kind.

My Morninglight

The fringe of blue that coats the mountain range
Envelops Creation in just the way
That laughter's sung in every place she'll stay.
A sunburst spreads all through the silent, strange
Laspe in machinations once the joke's done:
My sole desire is to see that glare
About the lady with the child's stare;
I hope her slender smile might be won.


That, then, is all for now.

2 Comments:

Anonymous WorldWarCheese said...

Your poetry sucks monkey ball sweat.

2:59 AM  
Blogger Agnes Regina said...

Worldwarcheese, if you have nothing good to say about the poem, (which is excellent in its graceful language and word-painting) say nothing; or at least express your opinion more politely and give the Pundit some constructive criticism. It's easy to say it's bad; but why do you think so?

5:59 PM  

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