No good deed goes, or: She’d be

29 thoughts on “No good deed goes, or: She’d be”

1. keeping my day job which I’m not sure what that is anymore🤣funny using that title in a post
   💖

   1. 🤗 Cindy 🤗

      1. 🙏🙏

2. Um… snakes? They’re God’s creatures as well, I know but… I’m not a fan. And that poor poor vet. Gosh….
   Thanks for sharing.

   1. The poem took me there, Selma – I’m not particularly a fan of snakes either 😉

      ❤
      David

      1. I understand. Poems are finicky things that take you exploring where fear and pleasure meet.
         It’s a lovely color, that snake. But… right?!
         Thanks for sharing David. Blessings.

         1. 🥰 Selma 🥰

3. Works as a description for a few people too…(k)

   1. True, of course, but it was not my intention to suggest that 🙂

4. Oh David, your picture really scared me. My only phobia are snakes.

   1. Sorry, Filipa! The rhyme just popped into my mind randomly, and it’s hard to come up with good spoonerisms!

      ❤
      David

      1. No worries David! 😉 But I was struck while drinking my cup of tea. 🤣🤣🤣

         1. 🙈 Filipa 🙈

            1. 😘😘😘

5. Yikes! 😱 That is a special calling. I do my best to avoid snakes where I live. 🐍

   1. me too, Michele!
      with this particular style of poem, I have to think of the final words of the two lines before I figure out what comes before them… and for some reason, ‘ever clasp’ and ‘clever asp’ popped into my mind!

      ❤
      David

      1. How fun! Those are two interesting phrases. You put them to good use. 😄 Your creative poet’s mind! 💚🐍

         1. 😊

6. The beautiful, seductive serpent gets away with everything.
   Very cute, David.
   😻

   1. 😘 Thanks, Dolly 😘

      1. You are very welcome, David.
         Shavuah Tov,
         D

7. Ha!

   1. 🤭

8. Oh dear, and I was drawn to it by its beauty!

   1. that’s how it gets you! 😉

9. Yikes! I would hate to be that vet.

   1. 🐍 Lucy 🐍

10. It can be a hazardous profession! 😅

    1. yeah. I’ll stick to poetry!

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