When You've Arrived . . . . . .

When you've arrived, then you can use the word 'whorl,'
maybe you can throw in a nice blueberry moon too;
I don't use expletives, although I could think of a few,
to describe, dull, trite, unmagical, your point of view.

I am generous, gracious, don't get me wrong, you might
but personally I prefer something with a bit more bite;
Pratibha said that sometimes simple things are best,
that's all very well but they can disappear into oblivion.

My sister often mentioned Duckhams 20/50 to lubricate,
perhaps that's what we need to get thro' heaven's gate;
credit where credit's due, you just tell me what to do,
I'll give you beauty, delicate shades of indigo, too slow.

How do you follow, you're spent, the words have been leant,
suddenly, a host of people claim to know what you meant.