I Had Quite A Scare Poem by Practicing Poetess
I Had Quite A Scare
I had quite a nasty scare.
My diamond ring slipped down the side of the chair.
It fell between and under the cushion,
Where no one could reach, or even be lookin'.
I vowed to tear the whole chair apart,
But then I felt it, by luck or sheer smarts.
I hooked it tight, and slid it up to me,
Then gave it a scolding for being so naughty!
These were unremovable cushions, attached permanently to a reclining chair. The ring fell down into the inside workings of the chair- - a bunch of metal, levers and gears. Lucky me for retrieving it by sheer persistence and determination!
Care, bare! ! ! ! Scare of life! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
A VERY, VERY great sigh, Bernard! Thank you for your comment! : -)
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4/23/2024 9:43:10 PM # 1.0.0.1119
The chair was thankfully spared! Lovely poem!
Kostas, you definitely think like a man! The diamond ring would not be nearly as important as a recliner chair, where you can sit to watch football and other sport! hahaha! Thank you for commenting! : -)