Will you trim my toenails? Wash my feet?
Will you press my trousers? Iron my shirt?
Of course I love you - I'd never cheat.
You still make my old heart miss a beat.
How could I ever leave you hurt?
Will you trim my toenails? Wash my feet?
Other girls are pretty, pert and sweet,
Occasionally I may mildly flirt -
Of course I love you - I'd never cheat.
Don't listen to the gossips in the street,
Ignore them as they try and dish the dirt -
Will you trim my toenails? Wash my feet?
Norman, my verbal parakeet,
Repeats these words in a staccato spurt -
Of course I love you - I'd never cheat.
Marriage, with its constant, steady beat,
All outside temptations will avert -
Will you trim my toenails? Wash my feet?
Of course I love you - I'd never cheat.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A Villanelle, how could I resist? A good bit of hyperbole and humor there. Read mine: I Cannot Return. Adeline