The Poem a Day Challenge invites poets to produce a new work every day during April, so this is an offering for Day 13, which teams up with Tess Kincaid's Mag 164.
Will Love Find a Way?
"It's great overlooking the town!
But say, dearest, why do you frown?"
She replies, "Well, I fear
now that we're up here
I cannot see how we get down."
Spring, 1935 by Kuzma Petrov-Vodin
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Succinct, if a trifle worrying! I think I have vertigo in sympathy...
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ReplyDeleteI never thought of that! And Miladdo in the yellow vest doesn't look like he's up to thinking of it either.
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DeleteI think a landslide might occur any minute and solve their problem, judging by the edge of that plateau! Worrying, as Trellissimo already pointed out...
ReplyDeleteLoved it! (And a good point, too!)
ReplyDeleteNice rhyme! and yes she could shove him overboard as you suggest- but I fear she might end up against murder!
ReplyDeleteAnd why would they want to get down?
ReplyDeleteWell . . she might want to buy a hat that doesn't clash with her dress quite so violently.
Deleteha, ha! Enjoyed this!
ReplyDeleteA fun take on the prompt! Reminds me of enjoying the ski lift ride up and then realizing now I have to make my way down!
ReplyDeleteVery cute I am so scared of heights there has been times I managed to go up but down was much much worse!
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ReplyDeleteBlogger is determined to put my new comment in the wrong place - I give up!
ReplyDeleteThey might have to roll...
ReplyDeleteheh heh heh.......a running jump might be worth a try.....?
ReplyDeleteLoved this!!
ReplyDeletepatterns don't free us
Sometimes being on top of the world isn't all it's cracked up to be!
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