He Married Someone, He Would Not See. Poem by Michael Gale

He Married Someone, He Would Not See.



Getting married to an invisible woman...If you two get into an argument, you'll not be forced to see her- off!

That is one of the benefits would be to marry one, you can no longer wish to see...You'd ask yourself-Where she be?

You would not give her, for her birthday, or on Valentines day-A jar of vanishing cream...Worse would be, you'd awaken and she'd begone-her stay? Was that a dream?

Boy! The benefits of heredity-Her mother, you'd not have to see...Never know when she be?

When she walks into a room...To wreak on you, the most horrible sounding sonic boom.

Endgame...You lose.

Don't marry someone you don't want to see...Don't get wed-remain all free.

Only-very lonely.

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Michael Gale

Michael Gale

Chicago Illinois/Oklahoma City.
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