Saturday, 15 March 2025

MAR 15 (2025) AMBULATION, excursion #2 [6]


    This post is a continuing collection of poems about 'AMBULATION', as posted on this blog on Mar 5, 2024 (excursion #1).

previous poetic posts (Note that captions are available for poems displayed on "Daily Illustrated Nonsense" in slide format since January, 2024).

(excursion #1): pre-amble, amble, climb, escape, falter, hasten. 


CURRENT CONTENTS (March 5, 2025)
Hike
Hop to it
Hover
Lurk
Reverse
Scamper (seduction)


poetry lyrics:/ Ambulation? Appraising the hike./ Terrain skaters and dancers
 don't like./ Rocky beach, cliffside paths,/ Jungly thickets (no grass)./
 "Boots will suit such adventure!" touts Mike.

poetry lyrics:/ Ambulation? The hop (let's review it):/ Miming bunnies,
 small tots love to do it./ (Hind-leg push, airborne flop/ Then regroup with each stop)./
 Grownups, pressed, choose this gait/ When they're gonna be late;/
 All digressions they drop, and hop to it.









Authors' Note: 

do a 180:
 a colloquialism for reversing direction deriving from half the number of degrees in a complete circle; here, as elsewhere, voiced as one-eighty

The author, an old palindromist, finds it appropriate to mention in the context of 'doing a 180', a few palindromic phrases that use the verb reverse. These include:
Codes reverse, Doc; Noses reverse, son; Dikes reverse, kid; 
Drawer: sides reversed is ... reward; and the very dark 
Nooses reverse soon. 







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