There Ought To Be a Form Called a Krutsinger
I heard the towel call my name;
its tone was rather dry.
“She saw you dripping on the floor,
your wife would surely die.”
I wondered what made it so rude:
a cheeky little guy
But then I saw no monogram;
I knew the answer why.
I thought the comment rather lame,
what, coming from a fleece.
I took it down to Wilson’s pond
and gave it to the geese.
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If there isn't a form called a Krutsinger, there ought to be. Some truly random, delightful litte bits come across my feed. In honor of Caren, I thought I might try a few
Copyright © Jeff Kyser | Year Posted 2022
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