A penny-pincher was old Mac,
as frugal as could be.
To save a cent he'd walk a mile,
complete absurdity.
There came a day when he was ill,
in fact, approaching death.
His loved ones filled his bedroom up,
awaiting his last breath.
He squinted through his cataracts
and asked, 'Is my wife here? '
She gently squeezed him on the arm
and said, 'I'm with you, dear! '
Old Mac croaked out: 'How 'bout the kids?
Are all of them here, too? '
'Yes, Daddy, ' said the youngest one,
We're all right here with you! '
'I'm glad you're here', old Mac declared.
'That part is only right.
but if you're all in here with me,
turn off the kitchen light! '
A funny story, written well, about old Mac, that would not spend and frugal, to the very end!
Your always brilliant sene of humor shines! Thank you, dear Kim
A wonderful depiction of a person who is extremely frugal. Very entertaining write. To my Poem List
I loved it! Very witty! Excellent meter and rhyme and surprise ending.
hahahahahahahahahah---thank you for sharing your delightful sense of humor with us---excellent in poetic terms and excellent in its observations of a frugal personality and excellent in the delivery of its humor! ! ! gave it a chuckling 5 stars its humor
Loved the humour, Kim. It was like reading a thriller that has a surprising end.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Bravo! Kim Encore! Encore!