Monday, April 1, 2013

Driggling on Andros


Last night we visited a local bar and entertained ourselves with a Greek version of a "write-around"! Entitled "driggling", we passed a piece of paper around and added sentences, sometimes folding the top of the paper over to hide the previous sentence, sometimes not. This is an example of our creativity, under the influence of vino!

 He painted his pants 
 With colors on his hands 
 And his hands in his rants 
 Then, he stopped and looked around 
 At the waitress with greedy eyes 
 Looking down on her thighs 
 And so, missed her pool deep eyes 
 Gone away, he found ice 
 Forming in the dark blue pools 
Of the wild countryside 
 Man, did he ever miss the love's light
 Kept walking 
 Into the depths of another dimension 
Out of space, out of logic 
Beyond all of our comprehension
In never ending circles 
Until the cat blinked 
And the mouse winked
 So I turned my back and raised my collar to the wind 
And all the songs have been singed.

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