NaPoWriMo 2018-29 -- Day 29, "When you're out"

 

When you're out on the town;

  dine, drink, play, and be safe

 

You're eating crawfish, savor the last four, end unless you suck their heads.

 

If you're out boozing, have designated driver,  or you go to jail.

 

When you're bowling, make sure your shoes are tied, trip and you'll go down the lane.

 

And if you go pee, make sure to wash your hands twice, before and after. 

 

( A four set "American Sentence Haiku/Senryū" form poem ) 

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 - I'm linked with Fireblossom at the Imaginary Garden with Real Toads; http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2018/04/fireblossom-friday-this-is-almost-end.html 

 - Fireblossom discussed 'endings' as this is near the end of April, the National Poetry Month.  This will be he next to last 'poem' I write, one more tomorrow, then the end.  Her instructions are "... let's write about almost-endings. Endings that haven't happened yet, but are surely close at hand." 
 - No specific form was prescribed, we could pick and choose.  I chose the "American Sentence Haiku/Senryū" form."  It has seventeen sentences in each sentence, even one sentence could stand alone and be a poem in itself.  For more about the American Sentence and Haiku and Senryū poetry forms, click here) 
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 - I'm also linked with the National Poem Write a Month for my NaPoWriMo, Day 28 Poem at http://www.napowrimo.net/day-twenty-nine-4/ .
 - Today was Sylvia Plath (1932-1963) Day at the NaPoWriM0 site linked above.  We were asked to choose one of ten of Plath's poems and write our thoughts after words.  I chose her poem, "Event" (link).   I felt the last five lines were approaching the poet's end, and are repeated below:

"A small white soul is waving, a small white maggot.
My limbs, also, have left me.
Who has dismembered us?

The dark is melting. We touch like cripples."

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