Ignoring Interruptions
She wonders if a
pair of paws
May interrupt the
lah-di-dahs.
She hides her eyes
To agonize
At interruptions
and hooplas.
They bellyache and
blow hot air.
She holds her peace.
Awaits release.
They carry on
without a care.
c2014 by Linda Ann Nickerson
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Another great poem! I'm so impressed! :)
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