James Horn Poet Couplet

Rice Pudding Is Popular

Rice Pudding Is Popular

 

What do you like doing in an average day?

Get up and then put your clothes away?

Also, always have to make up your bed;

Keep moving though I am a lump of lead.

 

Yougurt will be first item for you to eat

Then cup of coffee with something sweet

And finishing coffee which is followed by

Big bowl of serial that of course is dry.

 

Oh, there is something that I did miss

Write many poems before all of this

And definitely for sure without fail

Have to check and read all my email.

 

Read received emails and out none leave

God prayed to and said in Him I believe

Naturally, to God would not have lied

Why had tax exemptions been denied?

 

Around British Isles we will take a trip

What parts are best or should we skip

For very chance Jill and I would die

To meet Cooper's beneath British blue sky.


Faces were full of smiles with much cheer

After being served another round of beer

What we wanted most and surely is nice

Is plate full of pudding mixed with much rice.


James Thomas Horn, Retired Veteran

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Tom Kesting February 22, 2015 at 5:49 AM Great poem James. You always amaze me with your subject matter. Good pen. Have a great day and God Bless! TK<>< James Horn February 22, 2015 at 6:04 AM I truly thank you and be prepared to read my interpretation of Day by Day I just sent you. Jim Horn

Dorian Petersen Potter February 21, 2015 at 8:46 PM Very nice pen James! That rice pudding sounds delicious to me, my dear friend. A big 7 from me!I wish you a very lovely day! In his light! God bless you! :) D"" James Horn February 22, 2015 at 3:58 AM Doriano, Great and splendid comment. Now if I can receive many more incredible comments like that from all of my readers who fail to make any comments, evaluations, presumptions or platitudes. Jim Horn