Nothing to say, eh?*

*Canadians are known worldwide for our use of "eh?" at the ends of sentences.

John Cage (Wikipedia)
1912-1992

Kerry introduced US composer John Cage to the Imaginary Garden with Real Toads today. He is most famous for his composition entitled 4’33, which refers to four and a half minutes of silence...silence that is anything but soundless.

He is also known for his “poem” ...

"I have nothing to say, and I am saying it, and that is poetry."

Unlike many Real Toads members, I am not participating in National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo) but I couldn't resist the idea of writing nothing about nothing today. Keep a watch on the Real Toads blog, however, my friends, because I am contributing a prompt to keep the others on their Toad-toes.

The Big Goose Egg

Aryabata
(from Wikipedia)

I also have nothing to say,

and I can say it in rhyme,

I can say it once or twice today,

or I can say it all the time.

nothing’s a nonentity,

a nobody, unknown,

and I can write it in a book

or express it in a poem.

nothing, nada, zero, zilch,

is all I have to say

because it seems I’m feeling quite

nonsensical today.