Hammer And Nail

I have no clue
what to write for you
Only that it will be
More poetry
As this has become
My place for that

 Or publicly yes
Though it doesn't mean success
Is right around the corner
But having it out there is
Yes better than not

 At least I like think it is
You can disagree
But here it's me
That's doing my thing
For all the good it is indeed
You still have shit to read

 Not that it's shit
I think it's good
I mean it as content eh
Each and every blessed day

 Though it's true
That I failed to post
Yesterday's Spleck for you
It's done it is
And you got yourself
A better bit of me
With my apology
Than you would have got
Had I been goodly able
To put my Spleck on the table

As it were
Save for those
Who have a tablet what
Or Laptop yes
The latter's so much better
But both are good
And table ready 

 I had no clue
About what to write for you
Until I wrote I did
This bit here
And now that it's done
Another day is won
And I can smile for a time
As prose and rhyme
But served me yes indeed
And you have more to read
Save in the knowledge
That this is how it will be
For months to come
And oh how lucky you are

Charles Petrie


Date
08-26-19

Time
22:42-23:19=37 Minutes

Word Count
238

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