Inside my house somebody did come,
A bottle of coins I did save, only just some,
I think I know the culprit, thought of him as a chum,
Instead I come to find out he is nothing more than a thieving bum…
I usually don’t lock my door,
Rufuz there to protect, not allowing anyone to explore,
I am in shock that my measly money was taken from the drawer,
I can live without the money, but this is behavior that I just deplore…!
I cannot prove who took it for sure,
I just have this feeling, as usually he is cash poor,
So now I must, much to my dismay, lock my door,
But I refuse to lose from my meager belongings, anymore…!
© ed ~ 8/21/07
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Ron
Show this person the door he come to visit you!!
Love Tinka
Peace,
Dan
Walt
Regis
I came home (a few years ago) to find my house ransacked, drawers emptied all over the floor, and an expensive stereo missing. Fortunately, I had no cash laying around. But it is true when people whose homes have been broken into call it a "personal" violation . It is indeed, intensely personal.
Love, Karla.
Good thing you and Rufuz weren't hurt, or more taken.
Even one can't affort it, one will loan or give away the few coins left to someone yo call your friend which are in a tighter spot than you are. My friend, it cost you almost nothing to learn where the hand with the dagger belongs to, now, for heavens sake, don't turn your back when the so-called "friend" is around.
Rufuz knows him too, otherwise he would had made a racked.
It is very sad when one most "lock" the door.
Georg
Yep I'd be lockin her up Matey, prolly closer to home than you know.
Werent me LOL, we dont use dimes here in OZ :)
Sorry bout that horrible experience
Hugs
Ch'erie
of change lately.
sorry Ed...
Just makes ya sick don't it
Ness time it will be all yore booze and junk....