POEMS: Interactive and Roller Rampage
These were written to the image below, which is featured this week on the CPC Simple Sunday Picture Challenge. My apologies for the lack of centering, the blog controls just would not work correctly!
Interactive
Billy’s mommy hated spurious.
Homeschooled Billy was so curious.
She took Billy to the museum
so real artworks he could see ’em.
Classical scupture caught his eye.
One looked like mommy, Bill said “Hi!”
A torso made him think of dad
the muscleman; well just a tad.
Billy wondered “how did they do it?”
Plastocene, or did they glue it?
To show that he had been inspired,
though he knew naught of clay kiln fired,
he cut with care construction paper,
using crayons as his draper;
taped his creation to display case
so art patrons could see his face!
Copyright July 21st 2012 RGD
RUNAWAY ROLLER
They were made of sturdy stone.
He was only flesh and bone.
When steamroller’s brakes went out,
there was no time to even shout.
Nor any time to beg one’s pardon
when roller rammed through sculpture garden.
Heads and torsos broke apart,
rolling into Auto Mart.
Mr. Bill was caught off guard
and squashed quite flat near Scotland Yard.
To commemorate some way
Great Steamroller Rampage Day,
garden owner paid to fill
display with ruins, and Mr. Bill.
Copyright July 21st 2012 RGD

You’re so very talented. A wonderful Simple Sunday piece and challenge. I’m still pondering the image and it’s on my “list” of unfinished pieces. Thanks for all you do.
These are both fabulous, (((Bob))) and I love Billy’s artistic creation to be included with the sculptures! So cute!!! 😀 :love: :love: