Charles Hancock
Poems by Charles Hancock : 5 / 70
A Wonderful Shame
Oh, it's a wonderful shame
You took back your maiden name
I'm sick of your endless blame game
Bless your stone cold heart
And your self-serving shopping cart
Not getting this external body part
It's a far, far better thing that I do
That I'd go as far as Katmandu
Just to keep you out of my view
It's time for a not-so-fond farewell
Don't nag Alexander Graham Bell
And I'll do the same, as well
Charles Hancock
Submitted: Saturday, March 16, 2013
Edited: Saturday, March 16, 2013
Poems by Charles Hancock : 5 / 70
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