And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Mileronia.

It's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who's ever peed in a tree. Hi folks and welcome back to the Larry Miller show.

I'm Larry Miller but in a way aren't we all?

And it's gorgeous today here on milleronia boy I well I love

this island and so does Colonel Jeff and he's certainly by the way become well very popular here all the folks on the

island not just because of our show but he's well very gracious and just kind of a man's man and he walks around just

strolling in neighborhoods on sidewalks or even downtown which is a wonderful place to be of why you're looking for

breakfast and a good coffee shop diner, we have a lot and the people like

and they always sticking their heads out.

Hi Colonel,

Hi Colonel Jeff, and he smiles and nods

or even sometimes, you know, holds a hand up

and waves a little.

Well, we love it here. And it's a great place to be and yes

when it's gorgeous it's gorgeous here and as always a happy place to be, especially because of the music, again, still forever.

That's the Reed Mullen Orchestra and the Jane Fonda Dancers featuring boy tenor Jeff Sawyer asking the musical question

if the word poetry describes poems why isn't it called Poemtree?

Good question. Heck of a question.

And by the way, you're right, Jeff.

Poetry sounds like it should describe poets and I guess that's what led you onto that.

Well, put it this way, let's see, why isn't it called Poem Tree?

One of the reasons may be that if you love poetry and you write and collect your favorite poems and want to display them by nailing them to a tree, that could be called a poem tree.

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