A Parking Ticket Poem by nimal dunuhinga
A Parking Ticket
It's payable and compulsory that I know well
And thank you so much my dear sir for the notice of a fine for illegal parking.
But I never expect that a parasite's tumbledown old crock parked in the paradise road is an offense?
* Long live my loving Mother-in-Law 'Virginia' and I bless you for an immediate recovery, thank you so much for giving me a right partner and I remember the bygone happy days together we enjoyed that would never come.Oh! we are scattered like quicksilver.
lol I am not quite sure what to say on this little ditty nimal, you encompass two evils on society in one! lol I love the quickwit sliver here! you should try two mother in laws! lmbao Tai
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8/25/2026 3:01:34 AM # rel_20260813T193622Z_3aad590
Very ironic. An interesting play on words. But what to do? One must belong somewhere. Excellent write, Nimal. I also appreciate the nostalgic postscript dedicated to your mother-in-law. Wishing her better very soon. Always your friend, Sandra