Once again Angel Sammys and and Teddys Pawetatonc have challenged us to write a poem about the picture below. Please to enjoy
Otto hated to travel by plane
When it came to the ring, he did reign
But flying made him insane
He couldn't fit through the doors and had to access the fuselage via crane
Paul loved to fly
If he crashed, it was his idea of a great way to die
He got so much done on a flight that it was hard to quantify
And the airline served the best Shepard’s Pie
The only way Otto could go
Was if he sat in the front row
Or strapped down in cargo
His agent got his seat in row one, where he could relax and sip his merlot
Much to his surprise, when Otto boarded, he found a little dude in the first seat
And said to Paul, “You’re in the wrong seat, meat”
And Paul replied that there was no mystique
The airline gave him the seat when a doctor said he needed to stretch his feet
Otto was told to sit by a member of the crew
And the big man squeezed into row two
Like an elephant in a canoe
Before take off, Paul told Otto to sit up straight, and he could feel Otto’s knees coming through
Then Paul tilted back
And Otto felt like he was in a rack
Then Paul began snoring like a Gatling gun attack
And Paul had a flashback of being crushed by Haystack
At the end of the flight, Otto woke up with a grin
With his legs spread out like a kingpin
And he hoped it certainly was no sin
When Otto threw Paul out the window over Brooklyn


Poor Otto..no one would blame you throwing Paul out :-))
ReplyDeleteGreat poem, Ruby☺
ReplyDeleteI have flown and never will again. I imagine there would be passengers I'd wanna throw out too.
ReplyDeletea gatling gun attack... omg... hahahahahaha
ReplyDeleteTerrific story poem!!!
ReplyDeleteOn top of the drama/trauma involved with flying you have the rude
ReplyDeletepassengers...I'd rather drive
HugsCecilia
Otto looks like a big pain!
ReplyDeleteLoved the story. I haven't flown anywhere in 33 years.
ReplyDeleteGood job. :)
ReplyDeleteLike Lynn and Precious..there have been passengers I'd love to toss out the window.
ReplyDeleteYour poems always make me grin.
ReplyDeleteOtto will be the big guy in the prison.
ReplyDeleteLulu: "Our Dada has to get on a plane soon and he is hoping for a more peaceful experience than Otto! And a less dangerous one than Paul!"
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