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fussy chickens (#s 1_2_2)

#1
Building a 
  cat's 
  cradle from
  simple
  dimpled
     spheres only
     reinforces the
           necessity of
           de-
           signing se-
           cure
           multifarty 
     symptoms to
     en-
  sure stealth-
  care rapacity with
  min-
  imal ex-
  posure.


       #2
Drastic baggy
hags in spew-colored double 
schlock wastelands are 
even now sporting un-
even tooth alignment 
and con-
genital blight po-
sitioning for more dead
products with patriotic 
names such as 
"Poke Her in the Crypt" and 
"Wicked Slim Pickings".

Premium Member Mrs M a Fastidiously Fussy Teacher

Mrs M was a teacher with a clean desk
there was only one pencil in there
it was always sharpened
and a pink eraser that looked brand new
I never saw an ink pen

the top of her desk had a small plaque
with her name starting with Mrs. of course
Even though she was divorced
She never wanted the students to know about it
We all did

She was fastidiously neat and fussy
staying late to sterilize desks and seats
she inadvertently taught me one big lesson
I never wanted to be like her
She was too punctilious; cleanliness was her world.
Students were probably twenty-six on her priority list.

Premium Member Fussy Dressers

naked in Eden
Adam and Eve unashamed
clothes made them fussy


Premium Member April Pink Moon

fussy
	blush

Premium Member fussy rockers

rockers needed wigs for a ball

cause theirs didnt fit well at all

for they dyed and cropped

and totally chopped

till they fit their daughters toy doll.

One Fussy Bumble Bee

Why can’t I sting like the rest of them?
Fly high in the air with the best of them?
Why am I so small and chubby?
Hairy all over, and my wings terribly stubby?
I wish I was a different kind of bee,
I tried aiming for the hive one day, and flew right into a tree.
I gave my best effort at buzzing around….
I must’ve annoyed the keeper to the fullest,
Cause he slapped me to the ground.
My friends all used to tease me,
They called me “fuzzy wuzzy.”
They’d all fly around me laughing,
And yell out “buzzy buzzy!!”
I hated that!
When I flew in the air, I’d always stumble….
Couldn’t keep pollen in my grasp, because I would always fumble.
As time grew by, I became more and more fussy.
I felt my life sucked….
I couldn’t fly high….
I didn’t buzz very loud,
And I was always told “shoo! Shoo!” when I flew through a crowd.
So until that day comes, and I can smile with glee,
I guess I will remain what I am right now….
One fussy bumble bee.
Flying from flower to flower….
With a small bit of power.
Still going straight into that big tree…
I’m one fussy bumble bee….


Premium Member Fussy Pussy

Climbing trees is not for Bandit
On the couch he prefers to sit
With his bowl of cap nip
And sweet cola to sip 
He looks cute, you have to admit

Bandit loves to watch the TV
Sometimes he sits on Julie’s knee
Bandit just loves to slouch
On the cream comfy couch
He’s such a contented pussy

Picture prompt Contest
Sponsored by Julie Leigh Rodeheaver

10-21-17

Premium Member Fussy Cat


   Cat stirs
        Then purrs

   Yawns, sighs
        Makes cries

   M e o w
        Wants chow

   Seeks dish
        No fish

   Dried food
        Bad mood

   Eyes stare
        With glare

   Stands still
        To chill

   No win
        Gives in

   At last
        Eats fast

   Next scene
        Dish clean


April 2, 2015

~1st Place~
Contest: All Yours (Jun 14)
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Judged: 06/14/ 2021

~10th Place~
Premiere Contest: 2019 Marathon Mile #26
Sponsor: Mark Toney
Judged: 03/24/2019

~1st Place~
Contest: Put Your Footle Out Your Mouth
Sponsor: James Edward Lee Sr.
Judged: 04/02/2018

~1st Place~
Contest: Your Footle Poem
Sponsor: Judy Konos
Judged 04/07/2015

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