Were I to Die Under a Bus

Were I to die under a bus

Family and friends would cry.

There would be little fuss

Over my literary legacy.

Those few who read my rhyme

Of women and wine

and passing time

May fancy they hear

Skeletons prattle in cupboards

And clocks stop.

But I will not reply

6 thoughts on “Were I to Die Under a Bus

    1. K Morris Poet's avatarK Morris Poet Post author

      I have always liked the idea of living in a castle or mantion, so perhaps I will find accommodation in one after my death as you suggest Michael! I like the idea of joining a literary ghost association! Thank you for commenting and making me smile. Best wishes. Kevin

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    2. K Morris Poet's avatarK Morris Poet Post author

      Maybe some of those knights took a rest from their robbing from time and indulged in reading or writing poetry. After all one can not spend one’s entire life in laying waste the local community, one must find relaxation from time to time …

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  1. OIKOS™- Art, Books & more's avatarOIKOS™- Art, Books & more

    The ghosts in the UK are better to live in the community, here in Germany all castles and locks are permanently occupied by the living descendants. The ancestors didn’t have much to do with poetry. It was only robber knights. Lol xx Michael

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