I Won't Climb That Mountain
By GC SMITH
I don't know 'bout no muses
Livin' up on upon that mountain
Eating feta cheese and olives
Them muses always did elude me
Leave me to my own devises
For writin' prose or verse
Screw 'em all is what I say
I don't need muses any day
To tell me where my words lay
Why listen to Greeks, I'm Irish
Blessed with the precious gift, blarney
That comes straight from the stone
I'll not climb Parnassus's heights
To commune with ancient muses
I'll find the poetic strophes myself
With verses skipping rhyme or reason
Nonsense prose for my amusement
I'll please my self without a muse
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2 comments:
Those muses can be difficult creatures, can they not?
You have a lovely blog going, Gerry.
Sherry
Thanks Sherry.
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