If You Please, Sir

Typewriter with paper displaying 'DREANS IN MOTION' emitting vibrant fireworks indoors
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Dear Reader,

Word Raccoon found this poem in a notebook from last year and it seemed to want some fresh air, so I thought I’d oblige it.

If You Please, Sir

If you please, Sir,

don’t be angry that I

stole your

poetic energy.

It crouched in a cold hedge

on a lonely road 

just outside of town.

I called to it and wrapped it 

in my blue sweater when it

stumbled towards me.

I fed it donut holes in my car

and we stayed up 

till dawn writing.

It said it used to do that with you.

We drank coffee,

and I showed it how

to use my Freewrite until

at the sound of the trash truck, 

released it from my sweater and

told it to

go on home.

See, we wrote you a poem.

The happiest of upcoming holidays! Fireworks for all! 

Drema 

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