I'd love a smoking jacket
Quilted blue and gold;
A plush black velvet collar
Outstanding, rich and bold.
I'd wear it proudly every day
Like 'fifties' movie pics,
I'd wear it all the while, as like
Sinatra in the flicks.
I'd love a glass of bourbon
Like Dino in his songs;
I'd always have it next to me
Right there where it belongs.
I'd often take a sip from it
To help me slur my speech;
I'd keep it, always, close to hand ~
Seldom out of reach.
I'd love thereon my outfit
(Upon the jacket breast)
To bear my name's initial
Embroidered on my chest.
Then I could do it my way,
That old wine drinker me ~
My jacket and my tumbler glass
For all my friends to see.
I'd love my smoking jacket,
A cigarette in hand;
Lookin' rather oh so cool
Ah yes! I have it planned.
But now that I remind myself ~
As I pause and think,
I may not enjoy either as
I neither smoke nor drink.
ASJ
- Author: ASJ (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: December 14th, 2019 04:06
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 111
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