The Bucket’s Gist There was never a lack for a lad and a lass of good reason to climb up the hill where they’d pass
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Two Poems By Ken Gosse
Phantoums on the Shore The Carpenter and Walrus walked beneath the shining sun. The moon was angry as it stalked the globe whose day was
Three Poems By Ken Gosse
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie My dog lies so submissively upon the chair where I should be. As one eye opens plaintively, his sigh, my muse,
The Battered Ballad of Fezzik and Inigo, or If You Rhyme One More Time, I’ll Make You a Mime By Ken Gosse
The Battered Ballad of Fezzik and Inigo, or If You Rhyme One More Time, I’ll Make You a Mime Each word he heard within
Two Poems By Ken Gosse
Little Nothings Some light, simple verse hides ideas so well, some never discover the wonders they tell. Flowers Oft’ Make the Best Scents
Two Poems By Ken Gosse
Senryu Interuptus Nearing completion, Bartleby hesitated. He preferred not to. Gibbertalky I wonder, if you would read gibberish all day, do you think it