Wicked Fun In The Chat Poem by Micron Jan

Wicked Fun In The Chat

Rating: 4.3


I got a message, out of the blue,
"Are you single? " he asked, "Tell me true."
"Oh yes, " I said, "I am alone."
Then he wanted details of things I own.

Bra size, underwear, my private life—
I said politely, "Not my thing, not my strife."
But he kept asking, wouldn't take a hint,
So I decided to have fun, give him a sprint.

"I'm older, " I said, "hope that's okay, "
He said he liked the wise, so I continued my play.
"I've outlived husbands, my hair's all gone,
My teeth sleep in jars when I snore at dawn."

I danced with sticks, sometimes wet my pants,
He went silent—couldn't handle my stance.
Messages stopped, he vanished online,
I laughed out loud—my wicked fun divine.

Monday, April 6, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: internet
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
*****************************************************Inspired by story someone in work told about being in a chat room and decided enough was enough ;) she had read of someone doing this and thought shed give it a go lol it worked*******************************************************
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
diamond 09 April 2009

Thanks for making me laugh, would love to have seen the childs expression of horror

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Excellent write. Very humoris it could have turned much darker in this age and time. Glad it did not. Keep up the good work.

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