At Sixes and Sevens
East is east and west is west,
but some say north and south are best.
Thoughts on this are bound to vary.
Righteous folks from Tucumcari
say the south is best, whereas,
folks from Chicago say no town has
Chicago’s flair and wit and jazz.
Rancorous California folk
think East Coast people are a joke,
whereas upper class New Yorkians
crack jokes about the Kavorkians.
Ordinarily, I’d say
that I’m a gal who’d like to stay
out of the north-south-east-west fray.
But when it comes to the siesta,
Mexico must be the besta.
That’s south, if New York’s home to you,
but north if you are from Peru.
Thus, this bit of wisdom I’d like to give:
Direction’s always relative
to where on Earth you choose to live!!!
Prompt words today are siesta, ordinary, rancor, righteous and east.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Marvelous poem.
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Very cute and very cleverly crafted.
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Well said, Judy!!!
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A great response to the prompt.
(I thought you’d plug for Mexico. 😉 )
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;o)
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you wrote this poem?
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Yes I write all the poems on my blog unless otherwise noted as a reblog. Thanks for commenting.
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You’re welcome!
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What a lovely poem
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