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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Strange Parable of Umpti Good Old Umpti lies now slowly amoldering in his grave whilst coffin flies and maggots feast merrily on his flesh! With such a morbid occurrence—the rats now join in too! Mirabile Dictu! Umpti’s skeleton and teeth remain intact! An ethereal jig is merrily danced daily in Umpti’s very name. It’s ever-quite so marvelous to speak of his of “pearly whites.” What sayeth thou now as we propeth up Umpti’s undying skeleton in his corner whilst we pondereth the mysteries of God’s universe? Old Umpti was always a crowd-pleaser and still is as he shows off his unique, undying smile with his glass-mirror-image pearly whites! This maketh the circumstances of his immortality very intriguing, as Old Umpti stares now at Mother Earth from a timeless infinity! Whether it be in Timbuktu, Casablanca, Rio, New York, LA or on the Moon, Mars or in the Stars so high above—Old Umpti will be smiling! As we move from the shadows of our thoughts into the daylight of our true passions and emotions—Old Umpti shall be with us too! Yeah! Not a bad gig for someone long dead but not at all forgotten! When our time comes, we can rattle our bones with Old Umpti too! Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved, March 22, 2017 (Couplet) Author's Note: This poem is a special tribute to my old dear friend Michael McMullan and our mutual friend known as “R-Moose,” who shall always be forever in our memory. We live in a very small world with such an infinite universe of hope, wonder, journey, destiny, and fate. Amen! Amen!
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