Loki: Trickster God Of The Norse

Loki: trickster god of the Norse

Fell head over heels for a horse,

Turned into a mare,

Had quite an affair,

And gave birth an eight-legged foal, of course.

(Photo source: jen-and-kris)

I had the pleasure of reading Dandelion Wine while sitting in a tree in a quiet corner of a national park. It was utterly beautiful.

Ray Bradbury (1920-2012)

“If you dream the proper dreams, and share the myths with people, they will want to grow up to be like you.”

When simply crossing your legs isn't enough

A germaphobe from Cedar Falls

Detested those little blue stalls.

Refusing to poo

In the portable loo,

He exploded and coated the walls.

A few notes on the creative process

I was thinking of writing a rhyme

With metric feet read out in time.

And it's likely I'll hide

A crude joke inside,

If your thoughts are as dirty as mine.

(Submission) A mariner hailing from Kish / Encountered a woman, half-fish / Ichthyologically-speaking / He always was sneaking / A few extra bites of that dish.

Thank you ieatedthepurpleone for this tasty bit of verse.

You somehow manage to squeeze absolutely bizarre, yet wonderful, words into poems.

Shameless self-promotion

I heard you like poetry, dirty.

(Now, I swear I'm not being flirty.)

Give my blog a read;

I have what you need

Though my rhymes are sometimes ear-hurty.