The living room has changed its form,
No longer holding to the norms,
Established by society,
Of taste and propriety,
For a room of this design,
Should have an aspect most refined.
But today a troop of clowns,
Looted blankets all around,
And with them built a monstrous tent,
In the space for adults meant,
Pressing benches, chairs and all,
Into service as the walls.
The comfey couch with bouncy seat,
Is used by one who's planned a feat,
As a vault to launch him high,
For a trick none else would try,
Soaring high in flips and twists,
Watchers praying he won't miss.
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The poem to go with the photo! I can see it…even here and years ago.
The poem to go with the photo! I can see it…even here and years ago.