David Kavanagh Poet Monoku

bright sparks

show me a zero carbon footprint ~ and i'll point out its shoeless slave

but first we'll need a generator ~ to shed light on his pitch black cave

said an oil tycoon to the cobbler ~ who turns on the lathe for a shave 


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Terry Flood August 19, 2025 at 4:43 PM You got that right, David. I’m the guy who tests matches. I test them… they work… and then they never work again! Why is this relevant? Because Mr F**king Miliband, would never get the gag! The problem with irony is that it’s so dammed ironic! David Kavanagh August 20, 2025 at 5:56 AM Haha good for you Terry, Mr F**king Miliband just rigs the matches, to try keep people in the dark about his own narrative and agenda, how ironic is that, cheers David

Lin Lane August 17, 2025 at 6:12 AM End rhyming Monoku... and they make sense, too. LOL David. The first two are genius, but the third one is off the charts clever. Footprint, fingerprint... there's no use trying to erase any mark of human existence, especially those of the most offensive. Lin Lane August 17, 2025 at 6:28 AM I know exactly what you mean. Although not in Monoku form, I just did it with a few things that make me say, "hmmm" David Kavanagh August 17, 2025 at 6:24 AM It’s funny how these Monoku’s can turn into a series if we just let them run, I was actually going to stop after 2 but upon further appraisal, the third one conjured up itself, thanks so much Lin, glad you enjoyed! Cheers David