Ice cream drips on my blouse.
Gnats stick to my syrupy lips,
wings tickle my nose; I sneeze.
Jonathan, my husband, walks ahead ignoring me.
Leggy Rosalie, in a chartreuse bikini,
dances in a wire cage, her tanned body
coiled around a pole, while she hisses
like the snake she imitates,
gyrating her shapely figure.
A man near the entrance yells,
"Tickets, get tickets here,
buy them now, show starts in five."
Men advance toward the entrance; women walk by.
Jonathan glances back with asking eyes,
I give him a side glance,
he walks forward, staring at the woman,
turns an ankle and falls down...
Barbara I am sure Jonathon did not think it was funny.
However, it was funny that it happened.
Sad to say but guess he will never try that again.
Gives one something to always smile about, although minus the injury.
Thank you for sharing,
From the Heart of an Artist...
This book represents a thirty-day period of my poetry journal. Each poem addresses
the dominant thoughts occupying my mind during the early morning hours of a given
day.
Barbara I am sure Jonathon did not think it was funny.
However, it was funny that it happened.
Sad to say but guess he will never try that again.
Gives one something to always smile about, although minus the injury.
Thank you for sharing,
From the Heart of an Artist...
Bless you,
Joselyn
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
nice work.....Art Sun...