Thursday, January 28, 2016

WHERE DO THESE THINGS COME FROM?

Just before falling asleep in the small hours of yesterday morning, this sentence floated into my mind, clear as a phone call: The man who typed Lear

Later in the day I wrote it down and then this emerged:

THE MAN WHO TYPED LEAR

The man who typed Lear
didn't mean Shakespeare.
He was thinking of the private Jet
which he doesn't own yet.
His novel is not ready
his hand it is not steady.
Lear will be the hero's name
and in his search for fame
Lear will lose the plot.
So far, that's all he's got,
the man who typed Lear.
You heard it here.

2 comments:

Lucy said...

The man who typed Lear
Couldn't spell well I fear
He really meant leer
It would have been better to say sneer.
Oh dear.

Natalie d'Arbeloff said...

Lucy, I like the idea that it was a mis-spelling!
This could catch on. See next post.