Worcestershire Sauce Poem by Tebogo Tshegofatso

Worcestershire Sauce

Rating: 5.0


Matilda has a boyfriend,
And he's not serious about her,
These days when she cries
No tears fall from her balls,
When she laughs her lips twirl
Like a fried worm-cast,
But no sound is heard,
And whenever she cooks
She always tries to leave it a little bit raw,
And never eats any of it,
Her skirts are like the underwears
Of a rolling rock band,
And whenever she bends
One of the elders must die of stroke,
It's like she's become a living paradox;
Always trying to frustrate her efforts,
I swear, Matilda is crazy!
She must be seeing a boy,
And I think he's not serious about her!

Friday, June 22, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 22 June 2018

Well conceived and nicely brought forth with conviction. A beautiful creation. Thanks for sharing Irvin.

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Dr Antony Theodore 22 June 2018

I swear, Matilda is crazy! She must be seeing a boy, And I think he's not serious about her! ..your perception is something great. strange behaviour and you try to find the reason for it....... than ku. tony

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