“The hardest part is when the river
is too swift and goes underground for days“
– Jim Harrison
Love me like a J-boat
all rubbery and tubular
whanging through the roil
and the walls and skys of water,
you are my Colorado rapids
running whitewater canyons
It’s been Class V crazy
but I love the thrill,
thrown overboard for you our
velocity pulls us under
and since
rescue is impossible
Will you marry me?
qbit 
Yahahaha! This is funny! And loaded with wacky double-meaning stuff 🙂 It’s, like, totally tubular, dude!
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Hahaha!
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The romantic side of Randall. It totally works with the prompt, has great imagery… was she impressed, or did you still have to do the dishes?
Great poem!
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I’m walking the dog.
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At least you’re not in the dog house.
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That’s srmo-permanent. Didn’t think I even needed to bring it up!
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*semi
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a Class V Valentine! Would take an adventurous lady to keep up with you
p.s. had to look up ‘whanging’ as I only know ‘wanging’ as in wellie wanging – as in throwing rubber boots – a British folk sport – don’t ask!
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Thanks!
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It was river tradition when one was tossed from his boat to join that day’s “swim team” and that evening at camp would have to take a river booty (nasty!) and in front of everyone, pour a whole beer into into it and chug. I would almost rather be tempted to accept a doomed marriage proposal!
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LOLOL!
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Two China poems you might like if you didn’t see them…
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Might as well ask….. there seems very little to lose! Besides, I doubt you will ever encounter such a force of nature again!
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Feel free to ask, but not sure what your question was!
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Lol! I was referring to the marriage proposal. I was encouraging you to go ahead with question….. seeing as you’re already on a wild ride with no rescue!
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Ahahaha! She said yes.
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Lucky man!😊
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