The Poetry Of Terry
McDermott
FROM THE ADVENTURES OF THE HUMAN CARDINAL
Kent Cool Comes to Town
(This was done in shadorma)
One morning
In Brooke Meadow Lane
Came Kent Cool
A wrestler
Who challenged the red bird man
To a three round bout
The title
Cool laid before him
A shiny
Silver belt
He was champion of the
Entire universe
Blue Wonder
Was thrilled with glee
Yet Benny
Objected
Though is was a bad idea
To fight the champ
The Deadly Brand X
(This post was done in the PI form.)
Accepting the challenge
Against
Benny the Bat's objection
The
Two met at the gym
Blue Tornado Boy knew Uncle Pluto's Orange Soda gave
Great strength
To Brooke Meadow Lane's feathered hero
Minutes before the bell
Human Cardinal gulped down three two liter bottles
Then Benny saw Blue Wonder's very tragic mistake
He had been given the generic lethal Brand X!
Earlier Kent Cool had made the switch
Knowing that Brand X would weaken the Human Cardinal
To near death
Aunt Neptune's Grape Soda
(The post is done in naani form)
Red feathers were falling
All over the place
The doctors could do nothing
Old H.C was almost gone
Benny the Bat
Searched the galaxy
For a bottle of
Uncle Pluto's Orange Soda
None could found
But Benny had some luck
He found a bottle of
Aunt Neptune's Grape Soda
The little green bat
Arrived just in time
Human Cardinal
Was breathing his breath
The red bird man
Was not a hundred percent
But he would live
Meantime Kent Cool fled
Uncle Pluto is now making more bottles
of his orange soda.
The red bird man plans to hunt the tied-dyed hippie down!
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Terry
McDermott lives in Crossett Arkansas and works in a laboratory
for Georgia Pacific Paper. He is the author of "Tales of
the Carnivorous Duck: A Collection of Stories and Poems."
These days his main focus is working on "The Adventures
of the Human Cardinal," a story of a superhero told in various
poetic forms. His motivation for writing these stories is to
show kids that poetry can be fun. You can read more of Terry's
writing on his blog The Shamgar Report where he has been writing
since 2005
Also visit Terry's internet home.
or at http://shamgarreport.blogspot.com/
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