General Poetry posted March 13, 2024


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A Wife's Guile

Chilled & Red

by bob cullen

Sometimes I'd like to don a mask
Prior to facing up to a new task
Or maybe I should down a flask
Of a port that's chilled & red.

Sometimes I fancy I'll kiss the wife
Till I see she's armed with a knife
Then I realise the value of my life
And I find solace in a port that's chilled & red.

Sometimes I think she's looking frisky
So I pour myself a large shot of whiskey
Then I fear such a move maybe risky
And I pour a second glass that's chilled & red

Sometimes I go to bed sad and teary
Bones so tired and body weary
Then I ask, 'Any chance tonight Deary?'
She pours me my third glass, it's chilled & red.

Sometimes in the middle of the night I awake
She smiles at me, I start to shake
Looking like she's on the make
And now it's me that's chilled and red
Ready for sleep, that is.




If you think this poet is crazy, the words above, and his wife support that theory.

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