Tag: humour

• The Old Woman With No Cat

  

  The Fallen Branch(Or: A Feline Inquiry into Loss and Limbs) The Old Woman comes in from the garden,arms scratched,breathing slightly hard,dragging the last of a great branchto the burn pile. The cat watches from the windowsill,head tilted. “Old Woman,” he says,“that branch was large.It was attached to the tree.For years.It grew there.It knew the tree.It…

  Misky

  Oct 3, 2026

  AI Art, Old Woman With No Cat, Poetry, The Old Woman with No Cat

  a.i.Art, humour, Poetry, surreal poetry

• dVerse’d Limericks

  Bricked There was bricklayer from Surrey who mistook ice cream flurry for mortar, and as the sun shone and he talked on his phone, the mortar melted in a hurry.   dVerse Does Limericks

  Misky

  Apr 27, 2017

  dVerse, Poetic Forms, Poetry

  humour, limericks