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WHAT ... What is your opinion?![]()
Rudolf the red nosed, one eyed, blue veined trouser snake.
Was that what you wanted?
LOL: I'll start a poem... write one stanza only, and let others finish it. The first line is:That must be the part of the song I don't recall. Ahem.
As for opinions, I am all for reindeer especially when they are leading Santa and his erm sack to my house.
The reindeer were all female anyway seeing as they still had their antlers (who else but females could lead a old fat man across the world in one night?) which leads me to wonder if Rudolph was angling for a sex change
Let's write a Christmas poem, one stanza each and starting with "Rudolf, your red nose concerns me..."
i love it!Rudolf, your red nose concerns me.
The rest of us fly in your nasal mist,
galloping through your viral sea,
a worse exposure than being kissed
by a sniffling seal or arctic whore.
The season is pestilent enough
without your contagious spore
filling the air with every grunt and puff.
Rudolph your red nose concerns me.
Have you been drinking again?
A reindeer never learns, see
that you leave da booze in da pen!
Your proboscis must be a beacon:
sobriety on high beams (as it were),
so please while you go streakin
through Christmas Eve, deter!
Flyby mistletoe smooch.
Actually, I was hoping for more of a continuation from one stanza to another. Example:And a dreidel grope for you, my dear M.
(Ok, I don't know what it means either....)
Actually, I was hoping for more of a continuation from one stanza to another. Example:
One poet - me - me wrote: Rudolf, your red nose concerns me.
In response, Bronze Age wrote:
The rest of us fly in your nasal mist,
galloping through your viral sea.
The poem thus far is:
Rudolf, your red nose concerns me
The rest of us fly in your nasal mist,
galloping through your viral sea.
At this point another poet writes ONE OR TWO LINES (not a whole God damn poem) that adds to this poem already started and allows another poet to continue and continue after that and so forth and so on.![]()
Bunch of narcissistic sad sacks! lolI suspect we all knew that (I did), but it was more fun to just write the poem. Kinda like a same title challenge.![]()
Bunch of narcissistic sad sacks! lol![]()
well you know what they say about the best laid plans, charleyActually, I was hoping for more of a continuation from one stanza to another. Example:
One poet - me - me wrote: Rudolf, your red nose concerns me.
In response, Bronze Age wrote:
The rest of us fly in your nasal mist,
galloping through your viral sea.
The poem thus far is:
Rudolf, your red nose concerns me
The rest of us fly in your nasal mist,
galloping through your viral sea.
At this point another poet writes ONE OR TWO LINES (not a whole God damn poem) that adds to this poem already started and allows another poet to continue and continue after that and so forth and so on.![]()
and duhBunch of narcissistic sad sacks! lol![]()
there ya go - a perfect one-armed lift... *grande jeté's off screen....* she should be proud to have acted as catalyst for such grand writings *snickers*Perhaps, but I like my poem. It made me snicker.![]()
Actually, I was hoping for more of a continuation from one stanza to another. Example:
One poet - me - me wrote: Rudolf, your red nose concerns me.
In response, Bronze Age wrote:
The rest of us fly in your nasal mist,
galloping through your viral sea.
The poem thus far is:
Rudolf, your red nose concerns me
The rest of us fly in your nasal mist,
galloping through your viral sea.
At this point another poet writes ONE OR TWO LINES (not a whole God damn poem) that adds to this poem already started and allows another poet to continue and continue after that and so forth and so on.![]()
OK - I'll play - two lines huh?
Rudolf, your red nose concerns me
The rest of us fly in your nasal mist,
galloping through your viral sea
while Santa just sits and gets pissed.
We're all in danger of getting "la grippe"