Tuesday to Thursday

MendedFences27

Tuesday to Thursday

 

My blues are gone ‘cause Jill left today

and I’m free to choose my own way.

Now, I can spend my Friday nights

drinking and getting into bar-fights.

 

Saturday, I can sleep in ‘til one.

Try to get a date with someone.

Take Rose to the bar. Have some fun.

We dance until we’re done and then run.

 

Sunday, I will have to pass on church.

I've been arrested and strip searched.

Heard the judge tell me, "Pay the man.”

and I tell him, “I will if I can.”

 

Monday, I sadly spend the day in jail

Paid the tab and the fine. My car’s for sale.

I try to tell Rose I’m not a bad guy.

She lets out a big sigh and says, "Bye.”

 

From Tuesday to Thursday . . . . I cry.

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  • sorenbarrett

    Now that's funny in all its sadness. Loved the wording in this poem it made all the difference and left me smiling. Great job a fave

    • MendedFences27

      Thank you, SB. Always good to hear from you.

    • arqios

      Quite an encapsulation of a week, Phil๐Ÿ•Š๏ธ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป
      Rik

      • MendedFences27

        Thanks, Arqios. I encapsulate to keep from sinking.

        • arqios

          Thatโ€™s wise and practical, as well as enjoyable ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป๐Ÿ•Š๏ธ

        • Goldfinch60

          I am sure you will enjoy your week next week then Phil.

          Andy

          • MendedFences27

            Thanks, Andy. But I'm too weak to enjoy anything.

          • Poetic Licence

            Although in essence it is a write of someone cocking up their life, it is written in an entertaining and humourous way, enjoyed the read

          • Doggerel Dave

            There's a kind of inevitable logic there that tickled me and dragged me along.
            I have sighted (and kept my distance) a couple of nutters like that over the years....
            Good 'un, Phil.

            • MendedFences27

              Thanks, DD. Those nutters are everywhere.



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