Moving on from error!
Dearest readers and picture-seers!
I am glad we may now move on from my errors! Now that we all know "For St. Lunacy" shall never be ended, and that the holy alliance of brothership between Sir Tasker and I is immune to all challenges, let us put this, my horrid blunder behind us and move on to the business of reading and picture-seeing! To celebrate "lovelydreams"'s finding of my error in the comment box of the prior entry, I shall enter here a haiku in her honor. It is titled "Bully." Rest assured I do not call our sweet sister a bully, but I find this poem to harbor a bit of humor to make up for my error! In her honor let us feel mirth!
"BULLY
Billy, you are not
smart to be calling me names.
My dad will kill you."
--Dame Yanne de la Lee
Now let us rejoice oncemore for She Who Found the Error that Might Otherwise Have Had Grave Consequences! Hoorah!
For those of you craving a good, wholesome picture (meaning all of us), wait but a little longer and I am most sure our beloved Sir Tasker shall add his flying colors to this poem!
Adieu all, how we love you!
Sir Lally
I am glad we may now move on from my errors! Now that we all know "For St. Lunacy" shall never be ended, and that the holy alliance of brothership between Sir Tasker and I is immune to all challenges, let us put this, my horrid blunder behind us and move on to the business of reading and picture-seeing! To celebrate "lovelydreams"'s finding of my error in the comment box of the prior entry, I shall enter here a haiku in her honor. It is titled "Bully." Rest assured I do not call our sweet sister a bully, but I find this poem to harbor a bit of humor to make up for my error! In her honor let us feel mirth!
"BULLY
Billy, you are not
smart to be calling me names.
My dad will kill you."
--Dame Yanne de la Lee
Now let us rejoice oncemore for She Who Found the Error that Might Otherwise Have Had Grave Consequences! Hoorah!
For those of you craving a good, wholesome picture (meaning all of us), wait but a little longer and I am most sure our beloved Sir Tasker shall add his flying colors to this poem!
Adieu all, how we love you!
Sir Lally