A Little Green Poem by David Darbyshire

A Little Green

Rating: 3.9


Green around the gills
don't like many thrills.
Drink a lot of Pilz,
hate to pay the bills.

I have a lonely life,
no kids, no wife.
Again go to the bar,
happiness seems so far.

That is all not so bad,
I am a handsome lad.
I'm gonna change my ways,
I will see happier days.

Now I'm not so green,
I rode the mean machine.
Stopped going to the bars,
and now look towards the stars.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Duncan Wyllie 03 October 2006

A wonderful display of wisdom here, the other -side of youth and yet a feeling of freedom released by all that was learned Love duncan X

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kAy BaRCeLon 01 October 2006

Nice! A changed man... and romantic too... Hmm... Too bad I am not available hahhaha but I have a good pre-nup ready in case you need one

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