Hardik Vaidya (26 Dec 1969, yet to kick the bucket. / Mahuva, Gujarat, India.)
Poems by Hardik Vaidya : 14 / 403
Air hostess and drooling men
Welcome aboard, she smiled.
I wish she were a she,
Good lord it was he.
Like the elusive myna she spoke,
Hidden in between speakers her voice echoed.
Fasten your seat belts, don't go to the loo,
Capt is just about to take us to land of the poo.
This is how you blow air, save your life and loving
Take your parachute and say mommy I am flying
We will serve you refreshments, pay and eat
Oh baby why don't you come clean and let's take it neat.
Hardik Vaidya
Submitted: Friday, February 08, 2013
Poems by Hardik Vaidya : 14 / 403
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Lol lyn Paul don't be worried husbands are used to come back to where the honey calls it.
oh no! Should I be worried, my hubby has just boarded. Thank You for something a little different