The baseball is attending. Naturally.
Bloods knit, belittling waste. Naturally.
A deer forces. Naturally.
Lovely, advisedly hidden, a workshop heals. Naturally.
Blinking, it gives a silver to a coach, no longer on show. Naturally.
And kittens with frantic stopsigns stop. Naturally.
Naturally. I think. Maybe.
ReplyDeleteNaturally, you are right!
DeleteNo Idea (Longer Poem)
very intense...
ReplyDeleteI sense a hint of sardonic-ness! The kittens stopping at stop signs made me smile for some reason..maybe because you can't stop a kitten being a kitten - naturally
ReplyDeleteThey will make it so as not to bungle, naturally!
ReplyDeleteHank
I think you are having a dig at those that use their words so unnaturally as to grate on our ears.
ReplyDeleteVery original style.
ReplyDeleteIndeed..some truths don't need to be told.
ReplyDeleteMeaning in abstraction is there for the audience to decipher. I enjoyed the opportunity your poem presented.
ReplyDeleteLove the use of repetition.. very effective :D
ReplyDeleteYou live in an alternate reality - naturally.
ReplyDeleteIt actually offers different interpretation. Which is of course true - naturally.
ReplyDeleteI like Rosmary's comment. But, I think this is just above my head. Is that naturally?
ReplyDeleteYes, I am smiling. I enjoyed the comments on this poem .
ReplyDeleteWell this was a unique read....naturally! (Sorry couldn't resist)
ReplyDeleteI love the presumption. And the prescription.
ReplyDelete"But those aren't--"
"Yes, all natural."
Readers do not make the rules here.
I kept reading 'naturally' in Abbott's voice.
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