My escapes always meet
with a sameness of finality
grapes gently plucked from the vine
in dark bottles having conspired
to see that I am sated
with white zinfandel
moderation gone the way
of a New Years' resolution
shattered against the wall
of promises in hell
once every year or so
stupidity overwhelms all reason
myopic vision portends endless joy
at the bottom of a stemmed glass
my day after face
shows the throbbing in my head
for inane judgement
a dear price I'll pay
impaired vision and queasy gut
and so on this morn of intelligence's defeat
I'll salute my quaking body
with a glass of "plop,plop, fizz, fizz"
and hope for
relief that is quick, merciful
from this overindulgence biz
~W~
Christine
God bless you. Kathy
Sandie Angel :o)
Regis
Those of us that imbibe occasionally find the vintage especially fine and are entreated to drink the last drop to slake our thirst for a cornucopia of delight.
Ron
John
Love Tinka
can relate to a time or three when
I did the same! tis no laughing matter
but it does bring a smile;-)Excellent poem!...ET
Great writing, here!
Becca~
Very true and to the point. It's odd that intelligent human beings think that they "deserve" a drink, and messes their whole body up, only for them to go out and do it again!
Mary