I tried to write a one-word poem,
but I couldn’t get it to rhyme;
I kept on trying for many years,
but, it took up so much time.
I tried to write a one-word poem;
and finally gave up;
I tried, and failed, as a poet does,
when there’s nothing in his cup.
Graeme Sandford 
Witty, and should I say, enjoyable.
Thank you, Shanyu; and, if you enjoyed it, then enjoyable is a good word to use. G:)
My absolute pleasure. I very much did. I was just wondering how a cool poem it was! We have gotten so used to deep dark poetry, that such fun poems are mostly overlooked. They are just what we need in the darkness though.
I might write less dark poetry than ‘proper’ poets do – my quirky poetry road is my default mode – I do try to amuse, but often confuse.
Take care and stay safe – G:)
That actually rhymed! Haha.
I actually went back to your blog. As I have put it, I haven’t enjoyed such quaint poems in a long time. These are really upbeat, and normally not my forte. I cannot get to write humor!
Take care. Have a fantastic day.
Thank you – I seem to have a quirky brain, I think laterally and just follow where my silly muse takes me. So glad you liked my poems –
busy at mo, but I always try and pop across to check out others words – I shall do so in the next day or so.
G:)
I caught that. But it’s no bad! I sometimes wish I could think that way.
No worries mate. I hope you are alright
🙂
whence within the empty pit is light seen above
Which is a lovely line, Cage.
And, funnily enough, the same vision idea has just come up in a conversation with a neighbour, albeit seeing the Moon and stars from the bottom of a well.
Hope you and yours are well, take care. G:)
And you, G
Hanky-panky is a rhyming one word poem. There now, and is full of inuendo!
The trouble with ‘Hanky-panky’ is that It deserves a longer poem and not just a song by Madonna.
Hope you are well, Ruth, we must get down to see you when it’s allowed. G&J:)