A Poem-a-Day-Keeps-the-Bad-Guys-Away

Minimum of one dose of poetry a day for one year proves to keep all ailments of psychological and spiritual nature at bay. Dr. Melai

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Touchscreen Thumb Dance

I stick my thumb through the fence
and the links clamp
down on them like
sneaky monster jaws
yelling -
TAAAAP!
YOU THUMB, TAP!!
I WANT TO SEE YOU DANCE, THUMB, DANCE!!

and my little thumb
does its little jiggity-jig-jig
tappity-tap-tap...
It's taps it's way
all the day...

tap tap tap shuffshuffle send
Posted by Melai at 5:56 PM
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