Valentine's Day Poem by Darwin Henry Beuning
Valentine's Day
A special day,
Comes but once a year.
Heart shaped candies,
Flowers and cards,
Love rules the World.
Once, when young, long ago,
Sitting in a bar,
A fellow drinker told me
He was giving his wife leather goods
for Valentine's Day.
I said, nice,
A leather coat or a fine purse?
He replied - NO,
A Belt in the mouth and
A Boot in the rear.
Bottoms Up!
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4/26/2024 2:26:11 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Nice one, Hank! Last line has a double meaning in this poem! Five stars!