Bardic poem for the women of improv

Bardic poem for the women of improv to be read aloud with a 17th century Irish accent:

Lion Tamers

From the comfort of a chair

One glances toward the sun

Where wombs skirt souls that strut

To entertain last and remind first

That life begins with each new impulse

To breathe

Each breath another new life

Conveying upon exhale

Waves on which words rock

Then submerge

Then pop up

To support birds that sing

Shared songs

On branches of trust

Women with their whisked tongues

Lick your loins

Make you lion laugh

The following is just a sampling of women improvisers who make me laugh:

Angela Couch
Lauri Roggenkamp
Zabeth Russell
Anne Gregory
Shulie Cowen
Carrie Clifford
Annie Kouris
Bridget Kloss
Jessica Makinson
Molly Erdman
Jill Alexander
Erin McGathy
Molly Hawkey

Feel free to add to the comment field the lion's share of yours.

And enjoy this villanelle for Brad Morris and Jean Villepique.