'The love-of-my-life can't function now, and
So I know for sure that I'll need a man.
He's got to be strong and to know his stuff.
And to have been at it all long enough.
To satisfy me he's got to be tough! !
I'll write an Ad. as soon as I can
Then I'll put it up in the Corner Shop. - -
The man I will need has got to have clout.
I won't abide him just fiddling about
'Cause when he starts I wont want him to stop'
I overheard this while on a bus-ride.
The women got on and ambled inside.
Before long they chatted, both rather loud.
I left it a while before I turned round
And enquired did they mind me asking them
Which one was looking for rough, tough, strong men,
And if they found spares would they let me know.?
The love of my own life was gone now, so
I could do with another - - one of them
Stared then explained with a blushing-pink laugh
Her lawn-mower had bust, she must get a chap.
As the price of a new one made her see red.
She'd decided to hire a Gardener instead! !
I don't know and they say men have one thing on their minds..lol Andrew 10
Hi Fay. your writting is getting funnier by the minute, and I hope your advert works. a fantasticly comical read thanks.10/10 Regards Dave T
I'm laughing so much at this, talk about getting the wrong end of the stick lol, Great write, 10 Lynda xx
Fay, Very good. Quite realistic and amusing! You scored again.
Loved this one Fay, its funny I miss catching buses and trains, the talk the chat the socialising with folk you'll never see again was fun. And so was your poem, thanks for the laugh. Bob
You can tell a good gardener, its how he handles his hoe that! and keeping his cabbages in a straight row as for edging or the cutting of grass a lad on the dole can get of his ass thanks for the laugh Fay, regards Bob
'I won't abide him just fiddling about'.Hilarious.Thanks Fay, helped a dodgy day seem lighter.Kev x
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
great undertones going on in this one,10 from Tom, well done Fay