I’m occasionally “Playing with Poetry” during National Poetry Month and I’ve been primarily focused on writing Paint Chip Poetry. To be honest, some of the results feel more like vignettes than poems. To read more about my basic, constantly evolving process, visit here or here.
Tonight, I opted to choose three colors randomly again, from three different color strands. First, I pulled “Easy Green”. My thoughts immediately turned to Kermit the Frog and his lament, “It’s Not Easy Being Green.” I selected another color: “Smoky Salmon”.With Kermit on the mind, of course my thoughts next drifted to Miss Piggy. Hmmm…Her skin maybe? Finally, I selected the last color: “Eros Pink”. Okay, clearly this was a message from the Paint Chip Poetry gods. For better, or for worse, I needed to create some Muppet poetry.
Tune in at about 35:35 to see Kermit refute Miss Piggy’s live claim of an engagement:
Kermit’s Got The Blues
Is there such a thing as “Easy Green”?
Not for Kermit the Frog
vigorously pursued by Miss Piggy
with her smoky salmon eyelids
and thick mascaraed eyelashes
masking a steel will and
wild eros pink libido
a voluptuous pig on the prowl
looking to make her very own
Rainbow Connection
© Molly Hogan, 2019
I love how the paint chips took you to this rather racy poem about Kermit and Miss Piggy. “wild eros pink libido!” Really?
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Well, Miss Piggy is a bit edgy! lol
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That’s hilarious. I love it!
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Thanks, Brenda. I couldn’t believe when I pulled Eros Pink as my third color, when I already had Kermit and Piggy in mind. Colors take you to unusual places! lol
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Molly, what a wild poem. Of course, Miss Piggy is full of herself and in your poem dolled up so why not introduce wild eros pink libido when she’s on the prowl! Great job, Molly.
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Thanks, Carol. I’ve been trying to channel a bit more fun into my writing. 🙂
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