Wishing you were here at dVerse poetics with De, postcard poeming…
hi all, y’all
how r u, lone star?
roundin’ up a posse
for saucy bar-be-Q
hopin’ to see live
armadillo near amarillo
with lotta luv from
big ole’ heart o’ texas!
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a poem in my pocket 
Apr 18, 2017 @ 21:22:21
I heard they taste like chicken. Great wordplay with this poem. Yup! Fire up the grill… from your grill to our grille, Texas style.
Apr 18, 2017 @ 22:01:06
Probably taste more like rat…not that i’d know.
Apr 19, 2017 @ 04:22:48
Yeah yeah sure sure!
Apr 18, 2017 @ 19:02:02
Whale, this he’er poe-em is just about the cutest thang I ever did see. And throw me summor of that thar Bar Beee Q on fer me, now, ya hear?
Apr 18, 2017 @ 21:57:16
Comin’ right up thar, Jilly!
Apr 19, 2017 @ 04:35:39
We have the living version of those critters in our yard when we take the dog out at night. They are quirkey little things 🙂
Apr 19, 2017 @ 06:57:35
Being nocturnal is probably why I’ve never spied one on our travels…so cool that you have seen live armadillos. Do you live in Texas?
Apr 19, 2017 @ 14:06:47
Florida. I see them gallumping down the street. We call them road kill on the half-shell – from our grill to yours!
Apr 19, 2017 @ 14:43:38
Ha!
Apr 18, 2017 @ 16:43:16
reminds me wide open spaces and laughing around a campfire, so much fun and joy in so few words!
Apr 18, 2017 @ 16:45:14
Let’s all sing a round together 😀
Apr 18, 2017 @ 16:37:16
Boy Howdy, y’all have selected some good groceries–though you better have some good sauces to mask the muskiness.
Apr 18, 2017 @ 16:41:22
Circle ’round the chuck(le) wagon
Apr 18, 2017 @ 15:40:59
😀 I like this, short, sweet, and saucey.
Apr 18, 2017 @ 16:17:36
Definitely sauce-y!
Apr 18, 2017 @ 15:31:56
That sounds like a real note on a postcard. I liked the “armadillo near amarillo”.
Apr 18, 2017 @ 16:16:40
Thanks…i’ve been wanting to put those words together 😉
Apr 18, 2017 @ 15:10:51
I hope the armadillo wasn’t destined for the BBQ 🙂
Apr 18, 2017 @ 15:19:58
Maybe that’s why it’s hard to spot a live one!
Apr 18, 2017 @ 15:23:22
I was hoping you weren’t going to say that 😦
Apr 18, 2017 @ 15:24:48
Just kidding…I never saw it at a BBQ either!
Apr 18, 2017 @ 15:27:11
Phew! You never know with Texans 🙂
Apr 18, 2017 @ 14:56:43
I have an urge to say “Yee-haa”. Not sure if it works in an English accent, or even if it’s allowed…a smiler.
Apr 18, 2017 @ 16:15:49
Yes, Yee-haw! (i’m afraid it does not mix well with English accent) 😀
Apr 18, 2017 @ 14:50:17
Delighted by this, lynn. Armadillos are RIDICULOUS, aren’t they? Proof God has a sense of humor. 😉
Apr 18, 2017 @ 14:50:41
And as Linda said, there’s a clear Texas accent here that adds so much. Delightful.
Apr 18, 2017 @ 14:52:11
Glad y’all liked it…
Apr 18, 2017 @ 14:51:25
Yes, I still hope to see a live armadillo.
Apr 18, 2017 @ 14:47:27
I read this with a Texas accent in my head. I especially love the armadillo from amarillo. 🙂
Apr 18, 2017 @ 14:48:26
Ah thank ya kindly 😉