Sleeping Around Poem by Donna Saphier

Sleeping Around

Rating: 5.0


Sleeping around was my game
I earned myself a real bad name
But I didn't care or give a damn
As I skipped around from man to man

My life was great, each day a date
I couldn't couldn't ask for more
Every date became a mate
And I continued to get more

Life couldn't get much better, I'd say
A different man every day
I could even take my pick
I had a favourite, that was Mick

I carried on with my every day life
Avoiding Mick's suspecting wife
I couldn't tell you how many I've had
I've had the occasional boy/lad

I am quite proud of the life I've led
And of all the men I've had in bed
All it was about was having fun
Maybe you're husband, maybe you're son

What's done is done, I ain't no nun
I didn't hold a gun to anyone
Well that's my past, it was good while it last
The time goes by so very fast

Dedicated to all those men
I love you now, and I loved you then
Now it's time to saygoodbye
I've a permanent sparkle in my eye

Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: humour
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Donna Saphier 11 January 2017

😂 xx

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Sister Frances 11 January 2017

But you wrote this with wonderful rhymes and it was convincing because of the honesty. I love the last line... You fell in love and that's reason to stop, says the Sister Frances whose not holding a gun :)

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