Bluey, born of artful lens rather than of hearthful dens, became, then, soon aware of her consternation regarding a lack of hibernation—compounded by a sense of lucifugous weariness and—believe it or not, still meliphagous beariness—as she searched for photophygous cheeriness. So, as she happened upon structure strengthed to state steady—more than able and ready for such steely-souled teddy, paws played tinted panes by drub, hoping entry for cursed cub in skyscraper’s homely hub ‘till rested eyes waked to rub. ; )

As harvest-home seasons reason for thanks,

Also celebrating are rhino tanks,

Noshing greenlit grasses for healthy horns

Whilst others stuff selves with un-candy corns,

Both prizing company with whom they feed—

Any of ‘A maize, in Graze’ giving need. ; )

She sat on favourite bench for turns of pages of laughter’s noon,

Titillated by tale of maiden rescued by her picaroon.

Who fancies these fantasies? inwardly outburst her thought balloon.

For sure, I would never fall for such lunacy of love by loon.

Then, out of autumned park, sat beside her a Kelly none too soon,

Whose queries about her book were relayed not by voice, but by croon,

Followed by breezy battle of eyes and air tipping a tap tune,

Sweeping gal away for dance play, leaving behind good-grief’s rain spoon. ; )

Persian cat on Persian mat,

Where mailshot will drop a lot

Of ad news rousing mad mews,

If not a bed, time to shred! ; )

Masked super-horse-o—not of Zorro—

Left his cape, lo, with sidekick burro,

But still speed-treats track this Halloween

And smites flies’ bites’ tries at tricking screen.

What, though, if their ghosts return to bug

Next race for horsey sans its back rug?

Phasmophobia could be the wall

Twixt Thoroughbred and winning it all.

Here, sensing spirits of past equines

Boosts hero’s nose first past finish lines—

For even with outfit incomplete,

Winner busts boos with moves that compete. ; )