POEM?
One Thin Dime — My Limerick’s Earnings
I f$#king love it!
When I started writing the poem below, my rude limerick — about rude readers who clap only once — had earned a dime.
I was delighted.
It seemed just; a paucity of $ for a “poem” about a paucity of applause.
Here’s the rude limerick
There is no crime in a rhyme
But it feels like it, this time
I would do it again though, and time after time
To earn, and keep, just one thin dime
I am no poet
And don’t I know it
This work, sure is shit
But keep going, and in a bit
You’ll be happy beyond all measure
This (c)rap is not one to treasure
Time I’ve got, too much of it leisure
It is kind of a sexual pleasure
This is not my usual stew
But today my muse said “to be is to do”
So sorry about this stinky poo
Done now? Scrap it off your shoe
Let’s see if this bad boy earns a dime too.
