natural traction

Author: SoxyFleming
Word Count: 39
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I need a good stretch
from my tip to my toe
and this will require
two gravities I know
one acting above
and one pulling below
to truly fulfil
this stretching need
for, alas! I curl
like a millipede

natural traction

This didn’t come to me while walking around a cemetery
(just lying in bed actually)

natural traction belongs to the following groups:

Art and Stories Made For Children and Humour Captured

Anne van Alkemade, 2 months ago

it’s pleasing, I really like it, (dare I say cute?)
smile-inspiring.
SoxyFleming in reply to Anne van Alkemade’s comment, about 1 month ago

yep a bit of cute nonsense
Anne van Alkemade, about 1 month ago

cute nonsense is a necessary diversion.
Steven Guy, about 1 month ago

Sometimes it’s ok to be a millipede !
SoxyFleming in reply to Steven Guy’s comment, about 1 month ago

yes and not all inspiration comes in the cemetery either. I still feel like a rack would provide a sense of relief (from the curliness that is)
sorry it has taken me three hours to reply to this. I was right here on the spot three hours ago but…must have been distracted by something…millipedes maybe
bearpaw, about 1 month ago

the first thought that came to mind is this is so cute :) & very well written.
SoxyFleming in reply to bearpaw’s comment, about 1 month ago

thanks, yes I know, I am cute (Georgiana isn’t)
articulation, about 1 month ago

The Nonsensical Contraption Operators,
as expected, are attracted to nonsense,
as nonsense makes far more sense
than sesnse. . . .as cute is all . . .
a matter of hairdo, no doubt. . . .
as nothing beats natural
traction there about.

[ This is a compliment ] by [ The Nonsensical
Contraption Operator and Associate ] .
SoxyFleming in reply to articulation’s comment, about 1 month ago

no no nothing to do with hairdo ( but I will keep it in mind for inspiration!)