Let’s Go Musical at Paper Poetry
A Wobble Ball Wish
Frog courts his candle in the wind
If heaven was a land of nectar gold If earth was an Eve of endless blue meadows How long would love take for cows to come home? How long is forlorn when cream is forgone?
Frog plops in son’s spa and jug’les his hope Sir croaking milk lungs in jiggles of fun Wishes candle in the wind’s bubbly fonds ‘Fully relies on God’s’ wobbly kingdom
Clown’s zany king’s grace at his queen’s buffet Wind tickles his tummy; nestles his belly A sweet of spun yummy rings all things sunny Sacred cow seven e’leven’s cake jelly
Splash pods of vanilla sinks to one knee One hand ignites wild, a candle-lit smile Excuse me love burps a peaceful state’s plea ‘Never lose sight of Gods heaven sent child’
Croaks bottle-oh fun in butter-kissed skies Creation so grand in topsy *Queens-land Pure tub affair — bakes the cake of one kind Flows ever-soft round in celestial bands…
Frog’s wide-mouth delight is kingdom so funny Princess queen’s wish — her hub of creamed honey
“Wh-wha — what’s going on-on? Ding, ding…this is the Crazy Frog Ding, ding, Bem, bem!” — Dialing up your zany number …
“The most exciting attractions are between two opposites that never meet.” — Andy Warhol
I hope you found my buttery ‘kermy-cake-pool’, quite ribbiting! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Jaylee, Reign — with a wilderness heartღ — thank you for readingೃ⁀➷🙏🦋❧ 2022
ꕥ😊ꕥ Plating up a big thank you to Let’s Go Musical at Paper Poetry, Carolyn Hastings for sparking my creative muse into action with her truly inspirational prompt…
👑Sending out a big thank you to Medium’s most talented Thief, for inviting the ever-soft candles in the wind to partake in the land of celestial flow with his stunning sonnet, ‘Princess and a Queen’ creative art…
A brief note to make a little sense of my crazy nonsensical poem...“Australia has over 200 species of frogs, and most of these are endemic — which means they’re only found here in Australia” — (ABC Science)…Hence the zany reference to ‘Queens-land’s’ metaphorical, heaven-sent ‘mate’-ship.
