Speedy G was fast to run up front and always stayed in the middle,
Working hard to get things quickly done with no time left to fiddle,
Boy when his longest days had come he'd quickly run to wet his whistle!
Drinking it all till Last Call cause Slowpoke's never are served the quicker pistol?
Slowpoke's left behind drink near beer on bar stools sitting by the outer edges,
Never taking many chances and they're slowly last to lose rhythmic focus,
Speedy's drinking Time flys again faster breaking more of his pledges,
Hunting for a Slowpoke's way out hoping he don't need to use hocus pocus!
Both leasurely lounge without fear always fast to fill all of their crazy hedges,
Most times drunker than those bristling in fear who's threats will often piddle,
Speedy and Slowpoke are a metaphorical related pair firing off some spittle,
There's always a bit of truth in there watch out ~ Fake Guns will try to smoke us!
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| Writing Prompt |
Write a poem in any style: about your favourite childhood cartoon or cartoon character.
ideas, why you loved them, when you watched it, memories, theme tune, year etc |
Author Notes
Speedy's Way
2/01/2021
By; Chochee Medina
(A.K.A) George Martinez / Q.C. Poet
Kids Understand Slight of Hand
Notes;
Photo Credit to; a Free Facebook Shared Website Cartoon A Do You Remember Photo
Cartoon Time Contest
Write a poem in any style about your favorite childhood cartoon or cartoon character. Ideas, why you loved them, when you watched it, memories, theme tune ect.
This is My Ode Metaphorical Style Cartoon Messaging Free Verse.
What Is the Structure of this Ode Poem?
Like An ode poem is traditionally divided into three sections, or stanzas:
1. The strophe; In modern usage, the term strophe can refer to any group of verses that form a distinct unit within a poem.
2. The antistrophe. The second section of an ode is structured the same way as the strophe, but typically offers a thematic counterbalance.
3. The epode. This section or stanza typically has a distinct meter and length from the strophe and antistrophe, and serves to summarize or conclude the ideas of the ode.
But This One Uses a Free Verse Style in the Combined Metaphorical Messaging.
Cartoon Details;
Cat-Tails for Two (early version)
August 29, 1953
Speedy Gonzales (official version) Released:
September 17, 1955
Run time 6:45 AM
Version about;
Warner Brothers 1955, Merrie Melodies
Animated short,
Directed by: Friz Freleng,
Released on September, 17th, 1955
Starring; Speedy Gonzalez and Sylvester the Cat
Producer: Edward Seller (uncredited)
Story by: Warren Foster
Music by: Carl Stalling
Voice by: Mel Blanc
Reference; https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4VfPL1jKDqA&feature=share
** Poem lines Referenced Episode Can be Seen By Coping the Link Below and Past to Internet Search or youtube;
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4VfPL1jKDqA&feature=share
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