It’s Thursday, and that means time for poetry with Pam, Angel Sammy and Teddy at Two Spoiled Cats.
Last week, they gave us this photo for our inspiration:
This was such a fun picture, I actually wrote two poems!
Oops
The wind beneath a manhole does blow,
and, at times, creates quite the show.
This reminds us a bit of Marilyn Monroe.
Staged or not: we may never know.
A Breeze
It’s quite a little tease
when an ill-timed breeze
blows your kilt above your knees.
When I first saw this picture, I was struck by how much the Scotsman resembled my childhood doctor. Appropriately, he was also a native of Scotland, but I don’t know that he ever wore a kilt.
The photo below was shared in his obituary. He passed away last year at the age of 91 from complications of Covid.
I’m sure the above picture would have brought a smile to his face, and in his thick Scottish accent, he would have had something comical to say.
~These Days Of Mine~
these days of mine 
Humorous and great poems. Nice tribute to our dear doctor. I do see the similarities!
Cute poems! I admit when we were in Scotland we saw quite a few kilts flying in the breeze – especially high atop the hill where Edinburgh Castle is. Wind is not the Scotsman’s friend when he’s in traditional gear that’s for sure…………
Pam
I actually thought about him when I saw the pic …. also – AAAA and AAA rhyme schemes from the same pic .. bravo !
Loved the poems and how you mentioned Dr L.
Not knowing your doctor, this picture put me in mind of the famous picture of Marilyn Monroe.