My Special Poet Poetry Contest- Tom Woody
This poem is dedicated to Speaks Volumes, PS Poet.
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Quote: I know there is a place for me in this world, as I am needed. – Speaks Volumes (Wendy Horder)
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She is lover of family, sharp in thinking new
Perhaps a bit sharp in words, unmerciful too
Even before you think that you do know her well
All about your heart is calculated by her still
Knowing world better, her fact-finder job was swell
She is spirited, pious, lively & rhymes well
Vigor, value, family & friends she admires
Oblivious to concerns of health, she inspires
Little does she fear, stubborn doter, dog lover
Ultimate love is her quality gem, artless dear
More than anything else she adores poetry
Engrosses in shape-poetry & mystery
She loves humor, wit, wisdom, above all her country.
Categories:
doter, appreciation,
Form: Acrostic
“doter” is one of those words
that just makes you wanna smile---
why, you ask?
well, whenever the word originated,
it had, like all words, some meaning
bestowed upon it, or it was used in
some manner which bestowed that
meaning intrinsically---
regardless of the HOW of word
origin (don’t need to get into that now),
the fact remains that this word in
question,
was devised by someone with a good
sense of humor.
go ahead, get online right now
(as if you all aren’t 24/7 connected
anyway) & go to dictionary.com
(not to be thought of as an advertisement
of the site)---
search the word “doter” &
you’ll find two definitions (1,2) of its use
when using it as a verb---
1-“expressing love or fondness habitually”
2-“TO SHOW A DECLINE OF MENTAL
FACULTIES”---
so, if you know someone (or if you are
that someone) who walks around worshiping
the ground that someone walks on,
if you are in effect, their little love slave,
or if perhaps, you prefer the less pristine
nomenclatures “*****-whipped” or
“cock owned,” then you know a doter &
ya can’t buy moments like this---
great stuff.
great stuff.
Categories:
doter, life, love,
Form: Free verse