Let slip the poets words
After a flagon of pims and beer
Seeing in junes thursty days
Wheel clamping winters cold wind
Let slip the poets cuses
After a flagon of violence and greed
Seeing in peaces first days
Wheel clampng violence and greed
written for the #quadrille with the prompt slip
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“Let slip the poets words”- great line!
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Thank you
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I think the poet will be the receptacle for both the bliss and the curses… I hope someone will listen.
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I like all the little slips in spelling, which must make this a concrete quadrille! Don’t let it slip, it’ll be heavy! My words would slip after a flagon of pims and beer.
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Nice line: “Wheel clamping winters cold wind”
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Luv the rhyming, and this poem makes me feel like dancing on my table
Happy Monday
much ❧✿❧ love
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A flagon of violence has indeed been let loose in my city. Hearts are heavy.
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all our hearts are heavy with the violence from all angles and in all places.
thank you
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Yes, the poet’s words shall slip….and they should. We are blessed to have the ability to channel it.
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I usually think of “slip” as a quiet word, but by using “let slip” you completely change the power here.
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slip has never been a quiet word for me.
thank you
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Great opening line. (I think you might be missing an ‘i’ from the second clamping.
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unexpected turn at the end, anchors all the irony and earnest. the poets need to speak. thank you
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