I Got A Round to It
Oh, back a couple of days ago, I saw Michelle's post about YOU JUST WAIT: A POETRY FRIDAY POWER BOOK by Sylvia Vardell and Janet Wong and the shape poem prompt. And I started fiddling about with this round poem. I wanted to fill it with all sorts of references to round in many of its meanings also. See how many you can find... though some of it is in the actual meaning of the text, too! Good luck. I don't know the answer - just warning you! Making the Rounds orbicular eggs release tadpoles roly-poly polliwogs apostrophic black body-heads sporting long tails springing slipping from translucent globes of black egginess glueless globs of jelly attached to discoidal green waterlily pads afloat tugging the mud hugging the shallow pond’s curves beneath the radiant sun reflecting and illuminating each concentric ripple single pebbles have created as they are cast into the green water by a fresh-faced rosy-cheeked young tadpole perched on the crested banks rou