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Bliss

“God’s blood and forsooth
how goes thy youth
from fair to uncouth
dressed in that motley wear.
It chills one to the core
to see thee on the floor;
thy girth much disrespected
its fulsome fare projected,
then to the room ejected
make poison of mine air,
a piggery thou shouldst share.
Thou layest there wine ripe
so pale with breath so rare,
to a corpse thou dost compare,
still insulting this sweet wife
and all thy miss-spent life,
blissfully unaware that
the morrow will attest,
a scarecrow in an empty nest.

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  • Congrats to you

    I can honestly and sadly say that I don't understand this poem probably because of the olde English but that is what makes it great to me and funny because the verbiage is so beyond me I can't help but laugh because of my ignorance to it. I should know better and know what your saying but I get the gist so congrats again!!

  • heheh i love this. absolutely hilarious

  • I love the wording for this poem.Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent.

  • Hahahaha...this is great, I love that you have entered this middle english write. Words seem so proper in that period even if they are rude or belittling. The made me laugh so much...I loved...

    "Thou layest there wine ripe
    so pale with breath so rare,
    to a corpse thou dost compare,"

    Great words, thank you for the entry...alby


  • JinSays gold member
    December 18, 2008
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    I wish you the best in this contest.
    Love,
    jin


  • BluesMan gold member
    November 11, 2008
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    I started laughing in the middle of the second stanza and didn't stop till the end Very cleverly done in old english


  • tawk gold member
    October 26, 2008

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    Wow what an amazing and very thought provoking write. I so enjoyed reading this morning. Good luck in the contest I know you will do well. hugs Theresa

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