I’ve set up an answering system on my ‘phone,
For when our kids ‘phone us at home,
It has a numbered calling system,
Just hoping that to it they will listen.
“If you are one of our lovely kids,
And find yourself upon the skids,
And are calling us to help with cash,
Press one and we’ll check our stash.”
“If you are one of our children bold,
And need us to bring you from the cold,
And want our comfort to help you through,
Press two and we’ll see what we can do.”
“But if you are one of our loved offspring,
Asking of our wellbeing with this ring,
Make sure the number that did scrawl,
Is the one you meant to call.”
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: February 17th, 2024 02:08
- Category: Humor
- Views: 14
- Users favorite of this poem: Accidental Poet, Teddy.15
Comments9
Sure to invite a humorous response from the kids. šš
Thank you AP, it sure will.
Andy
Good write Gold. Will they phone The Bank of Dad?!
Thanks Orchi, they often have. LOL
Andy
Perhaps someone is having a ball,
But they may not be your kids at all...
Oh they are but I still love 'em.
Andy
You think your message is complex enough to fool AI?
where would we be without em eh '
Very true Neville.
Andy
The very last was very perfect Mr Finch. I got a real fresh trumpeter
Complete w hot ensemble Iād encourage you to give a listen. The cat has the mute w a bit of a Miles kick and it evokes that 1970 peek into time.
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6LoFbYerJ87NYR59XP2Liw?si=XZ-xvYCtSviAwD11MnA9Bg
Thank you Bobby.
Thank you for introducing me to Matt von Roderick as well.
Andy
Did you hear his muted horn evoke a little that fusion
Miles?
I'm sure the kids will get a kick out of this idea.Well done
I am sure that they will David, thank you.
Andy
LoL I'm definitely pressing number one but you would also get a teddy hug in return lol love this so much dear Andy. Your warm heart glows with such comedy. š¹
Most kind Teddy glad you enjoyed it.
Andy
Good Saturday humor Gold.
Thank you Jerry.
Andy
Excellent work.
Most kind Thomas.
Andy
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