Trixie and I

Trixie is begging me to write something new
She is on my toes, twirling her baton with lights all blue
They are flashing in my eyes, beeping in my face.
She is agitated, says I am a huge disgrace.

The stuff you are writing today is something already seen.
I stick out my tongue, feeling childish and mean. 
That is not attractive she says, with a snotty huff.
So I get out my fingers and start writing stuff.

Does she help me? Not in the least not a bit.
And to think she was the one having the hissy fit.
She is in a weird mood, this little muse of mine.
But it is okay, because most days she is fine.

She is coming over to peek at what I have done.
She rolls her eyes and says "That isn't any fun!"
Now she is typing, taking the keyboard away.
I have no qualms that we'll make up by the end of the day.
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Wolf Avatar
July 6, 2021 at 7:41 PM
You two!! lol. I don't know whether to dub you and Trixie 'The Odd Couple' or 'The Even Couple!' :) gw
Kavanagh  Avatar
July 6, 2021 at 11:55 AM
I’m honestly starting to believe you can actually see this Trixie muse, have you ever done a poem about what she looks like, sorry if I missed it, but you have so many, this one is a little gem, captcha is (RUM) is trixie telling me something, cheers David
Hankins Avatar
July 6, 2021 at 9:08 AM
It is so fine that you have Trixie, Caren. She keeps you writing!
Rodrigues Avatar
July 6, 2021 at 6:41 AM
Your back and forth with Tricia is priceless!
Allison Avatar
July 6, 2021 at 5:53 AM
I wish I could borrow Trixie if she is being a little demanding of your time and she could help me - give you a bit of a break lol:-) hugs jan xx
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