One Taming, Three Versions Monica McHenney July Stories, Shrew Taming July 16, 2018July 25, 2018 0 Minutes Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Shrew: An omelet, A suitcase, A change of clothes and then a meal. Maybe. A sonnet, An altercation, with the consequence that she leaves. Again. … Cool chick changes, reverts to wasp “An omelet, bonny Kate? And sit.” “On a moveable? It will not bear me.” “I mean to bear thee.” “Don’t go all Shakespeare on me, I gotta go.” … But then she said She would not come Into my bed. I said, “Your mum, I wish her dead.” She whacked my bum I grasped her head She said, “You dumb Ass, don’t you tread On me.” Share this:TwitterFacebookGoogleLike this:Like Loading... Related Published by Monica McHenney A door is opening. I begin the day with a crossword puzzle and end by preparing dinner. In between, simple words on a page coalesce into something more. View all posts by Monica McHenney Published July 16, 2018July 25, 2018
