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Forgot !
by Tom E Leftwich → (All Poetry by Tom E Leftwich)
Thursday, January 25, 2018    Rated "G" by the Author.
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I forgot something once, but I forgot what it was!

Forgot !

Oh Herbert Stop! That restaurant ; we,ve gotta go on back!,
I think I left my glasses there by the big coat rack,

Woman ! Are you crazy ? We can’t turn around,
This is the East Bay Tunnel and we’re underground’

In case you forgot, like everything here of late.
This things three miles long ,you’ll just have to wait,

Sometimes I believe you’re losing half your mind,
Half the Damn house is missing stuff that you can’t find,

We’ll be out of here at about something after two ,
That’ll cost another ticket or did you forget that too,

By the time I get turned around and get headed back,
We’ll probably get hung up at that damn train track,

I wish you weren’t so forgetful ; and lately that’s a bunch,
I doubt you can remember even what you had for lunch,

Two hours wasted because you forgot your glasses
Maybe you ought to enter one of them memory type classes,

Well here we are Mable I gotta find a parking spot.
I’ll pull in over for you in the Handicappers lot,

Oh! while you’re in there Mable, besides your glasses you might git,
MY CHARGE CARD AND MY WOOLLY HAT I THINK THAT I FORGOT IT !



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 Reviews of "Forgot !"
Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on January 26, 2018
All sooooo true. I just forgot what I was going to say..
So I will just make a statement, "Tom. thank you!"

Reviewed on January 26, 2018
Oh, no! LOL!! I can relate. 'Enjoyed!

Love ya!

Jane

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on January 26, 2018
GOOD ONE. LIKE THEY SAY, AT MY AGE, GETTING LUCKY MEANS FINDING MY CAR IN THE PARKING LOT.

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on January 26, 2018
I flat out relate to this one, Tom.


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