Showing posts with label touch of humor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label touch of humor. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Good Ole' Boy


I got a four-door Silverado, and it’s painted black,
Just a good ole boy, detailed front-to-back

Rambling rebel,
Freeway, ninety-to-hell
My flag’s a-been a flying way up there,
About, in that dusty air of my rearview
The fun don’t start a-playing
Till’ you get them rollers stirred

Off-road, on-course
Mud-flaps, of course,
Spinning out and jumping mounds
This damn beast here can do so much more than drive

Branch and bark, part the path
When they see my grill, Chrome’s a-come hunkerin’ down
Trouncing brush at dawn and trampling root at night
Nature coughs to my delight

I got a four-door Silverado, and it’s painted black,
Just a good ole boy, detailed front-to-back

 Just a bit on the lighter side today.  Ever since the Diverse Prompt about getting into the mindset of someone else, I've been doing a bunch of smaller sketches, most are steeped in the humor of personality, this is one of those.



Friday, August 12, 2011

Nightshade


Bartered corpuscle
Sanctioned vitality restricts the free
And so.

Floating along
In a lake
Cayenne interludes guide the hand

A dramatic rendition’s perfected pitch,
“Perdition is close.”   Blind nomad, picket sign.  Feller, it’ll be fine,
“Iniquity surrounds,” as he points at me.  Sigh.

Maintaining the eye contact of your ghost
Is crucial as curricula fades.  SEE
Vital.  Vitae. Vali

Forcible endeavors cleavers confuse for vision
Chop. Chopping. Chopped. Done
Smock Red. Incision dug.

Bine, shimmy legs unto back
Nightshade courtesan unveiled
 Bitter yet with berries black.  Dwale.  

Veni, Vidi, Vici
Rikki-Tikki-Tavi
At times, even the valiant must die.