Wikipedia Poem, No. 356
It is. Are you?
or as a result
english pulling
verb from latin
grow property et cetera to fall
to someone as pain
from defective forms
Where do you want to go today?
an alternative verb
from the late 1570s
unless much growth
modern french noun from
advertising to be now-obsolete
grow by increments
of property of et cetera
until much many ofs
Why wait?
as it happens
in excrement
property possession et cetera
from the english verb accrue
by increments
of property pissant et cetera from
giants an old
french noun because there grows
property et cetera
from latin
accrescere accrescent accroître acreue
by unwitting we gain we fall into shape
into cord’s web
What would you do for a Klondike bar?