Pulling the Pin

That sounds like a great poetic beginning for a story, Richard. How u b?

Much love.to you and yours.

Like this!

Namaste,
Lenny

had the thought that it sounded like the beginning of a story.
Then I realised that this was the whole story! Anyone should be able to see that the poem describes a person that is misdirecting their anger toward the faucet, so that they wouldn't feel guilty about blowing up their wife , the house and the car. The boss is next! Loved this one Richard! ~ Gee

Loved this piece, just turn the water off at night lol, will send you a Grenade by post but I must retain the pin, as it's so useful for removing stones from horses hooves, I do hope the gaffer tape holds in the post,
Yours Sparrow

is short but packs a big punch. Two huge problems are mentioned almost in passing, as if the silly faucet were the only trouble. How often our real problems are channelled into expression via minor cares! But I only see that now of course, after reading your poem.
Best wishes,
Robert.