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About K Morris Poet

The purpose of this website (kmorrispoet.com) is to showcase my writing. For details of my published works, please click on the 'About' page of my blog.

Broken

He paid

For new shoes

As hers where broken.

She stayed

For a while

Causing him to smile

And then went to choose

Unbroken shoes.

But girls are not shoes.

Opaque Poetry

When a young lady named Lake

Said “your poetry is very opaque!”,

I wrote one in Latin

About girls in pink satin

Who keep wicked old poets awake …!

Byron and the Siren

When a young man known as Byron

Went and dated a sexy young Siren,

They found his socks

On some treacherous rocks.

But there was no sign of Byron …!

 

My Mother in Law

When a plucky young man known as Moore

Went and insulted my mother in law,

And my wife Mrs White

Said, “challenge him to a fight!”,

I said, “but she is a terrible bore!”

As a Child

As a boy, I knew the nursery rhyme

“The cow jumped over the moon”.

Then, as a man, I learned too soon

That “the cat and the fiddle”

And the jumping bovine, are conquered by time.

Yet, like the child, I find

Rapture in rhyme.

Siren Song

Man may ask

“Tie me to the mast”.

But when Sirens call

From the rocks

Many a man’s passion unlocks

And he falls

And is forever lost.

Midnight Knock

When a young lady named Moore

Went and knocked at a midnight door,

I recall how Bishop Paul

Said, “we all sometimes fall”,

As he opened that midnight door …

 

When an Extremely Pushy Young Lady of Malaysia

When an extremely pushy young lady of Malaysia

Demanded that we all go and praise her,

A man from Liverpool

Called her a fool,

And got praised by the people of Malaysia!

 

Sunlight

The sunlight falls

On Whitehall’s walls.

Some regret the sunset.

But all fires die.

And I delight

In morning light

And Kipling who foresaw

Empire might not endure

Conscious of the Breeze

I am conscious of the breeze

In the trees

As the vehicles pass me by.

 

Back at my flat

I go to my open window

And hear the eternal breeze

Passing through the trees.