What fun, David! These clever poems of yours are one of my favorite features of your blog. Thank goodness someone clued me in on the Back to the Future thing, I loved that movie.
Future Fuchsia! AND Michael J. Fox!!! Love, love, love it... grinning from ear-to-ear, my friend! No one does this better!! My days are brighter!!! Cheers!! Janine
Granny Mac May
ReplyDeleteWears those colours each day
But lives in the present
Now isn't that pleasant?
Three cheers for the return of Verse & Worse!
Maggie X
Nuts in May
He must be related to "Kite"
ReplyDeleteWho travelled mush faster than light.
She proceeded one day
In a relative way
And returned on the previous night.
Motion by Maggie seconded . . . horray!
Eddie
PS the word verification was 'ourfe'. Perhaps blogger thinks my poem is "awful" LOL.
SAo awful that it would not accept it first time LOL
Bernie really didn't know
ReplyDeletewhen she stopped by to say hello
that everyone would have a verse
yeah, I know I am the worse..
......big hugs from Canada
Very classy work, Maggie - but that's what we expect of a classy lady like you.
ReplyDeleteHi Eddie,
ReplyDeleteIt's terrific when people respond in verse.
Thanks for dropping in again!
Thanks, Bernie
ReplyDeleteDelighted that you left a comment in rhyme.
So glad that you were able to find the time!
To rhyme with future
ReplyDeleteI can choose suture
But to suture a fly?
oh my, oh my!
Quite a current verse actually, MJ Fox has recently filmed a new trailer for the films anniversary edition...bless him...
ReplyDeleteSuch a joy to see you at the top of my sidebar rather than at the bottom!!
Sara x
Hi Mimi,
ReplyDeleteThat is a hilarious rejoinder. Great work with the word "suture" and your last line is a piece of art!
Hi Sara,
ReplyDeleteYes, that is precisely what triggered the thought. We're on the same wavelength.
So glad my blog is showing up on your sidebar, after more than a year away!
i take it you saw the recreation MJF did the other day...very nice....progressive colors eh? fun verse david.
ReplyDeleteMarty McFly
ReplyDeleteis my kind of guy.
The time travelin' man
visits David McMahon.
You really are back, David! Yay.
'slate-grey and fuchsia'
ReplyDeletea stylish combination! ;)
:0)
ReplyDeleteHe's back.
Keeping an eye on the TOP of my sidebar for a change...!
The fact that you rhymed fuchia has made my day !!
ReplyDeleteOh how I've missed these witty poems and puns of yours, David! So glad you've returned to the blogosphere now and please, don't leave us again!
ReplyDeleteGood un!
ReplyDeleteAnd down by the gate,
ReplyDeleteMerisi, frozen in time,
still trying to find
the shutter release
what a tease!
haha...well, tell old Marty to just hang on...those colors are bound to come back in style very soon! :)
ReplyDeleteYou seem to be a bit of a time traveller yourself. Welcome back. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou always give me a chuckle with your verses...great to have you back. :D
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, David! These clever poems of yours are one of my favorite features of your blog. Thank goodness someone clued me in on the Back to the Future thing, I loved that movie.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Lee
Hi Brian,
ReplyDeleteDelighted to see my old friends commenting here again. Thanks for being here since my "comeback" post!
Nifty rhyme, TechnoBabe - real literary dexterity!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the colour combination, Akelamalu. I chose it more for word balance than for sartorial elegance!
ReplyDeleteDelighted to be at the top of your sidebar, Thumbelina!
ReplyDeleteHi Ibeati,
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to see you here again. My first steps back into blogging have brought me back in touch with a community whose embrace I missed greatly.
Very kind words indeed, Jeni. You can guess what a huge decision it was for me to walk away from blogging last year!
ReplyDeleteWhy, thank you, Charles, kind sir.
ReplyDeleteHi Merisi - always good to know that your camera equipment is foremost!
ReplyDeleteYou're right, Betsy - fashions does follow a certain cycle, even when it goes back to the future!
ReplyDeleteGreat to "meet" you again, Jo - it's like being back in the family all over again.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Leslie - I wasn't sure whether to resurrect these verses or not - and then this one just composed itself!
ReplyDeleteI thought you might have been a fan of the film, Lee. Don't forget to say hello to your Dad for me.
ReplyDeleteFuture Fuchsia! AND Michael J. Fox!!! Love, love, love it... grinning from ear-to-ear, my friend! No one does this better!! My days are brighter!!! Cheers!! Janine
ReplyDeleteI think I still have those colors (colours ?) hanging in my closet.
ReplyDelete:)))
Write on!!!
Cute David, just like you!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janine,
ReplyDeleteGlad you're enjoying these rhymes!
Thanks so much, Jane
ReplyDeleteI am s...l...o....w....l....y getting around to visit blog friends.
Thank you, Teacher's Pet - I think I used to have a tie in those colours!
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