My dear mother used to say “If a frog had wings then he wouldn’t bump his but.” It was usually in response to some lame excuse I was coming up with. Let’s try an “If-Then” poem. In the poem you would propose “If…” and respond, whenever it fits, with “then.” If you write a poem for this prompt, then please let me know. You can put it in the comments. If so, then I will be so appreciative.
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If i wanted
To waste my time,
Then i would
Always wonder
About what if
Instead of simply
Dealing with
What is.
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Yup! Thanks for stopping by 😊
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Thanks for another great prompt. Here’s my response: https://bartbarkerpoet.com/2020/04/20/typhoid-mary/
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Thank you!
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