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It’s in Our Nature

By R James Sennett Jr

PROMPT — Ask Me.

Nature found the humor today.

Tripped over it.

Trickster!

Tickling the soft belly

of the babies.

Baby animals.

Koalas.

Pandas.

Orangutans.

Clouds that look like baby animals.

Trees that look like baby animals.

Roundabouts.

All babies laughing.

The faux pas.

The quirky retort.

The funny bone.

Wax lips.

Language.

Clowns.

Slapstick.

Deadpan Keaton.

Harpo.

Marcel Marceau.

The banana peel.

Toilet paper stuck to your shoe.

Bobbing for apples.

Pin the tail on the donkey.

Twister, for Pete’s sake.

The Freudian slip.

How we survive.

 

R James Sennett Jr has been published in The Louisville Review, The Thinker Review, The Birmingham Poetry Review, and The Main Street Rag. Poetry has pursued this word student all his life. The muse has a funny way of showing up when it wants to make its presence known. He can do no other but to follow. R James Sennett Jr writes from Louisville, Kentucky.

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