There we were sitting at dinner
Enjoying our food,
A glass of wine each.
And then it came,
A little fly appeared.
It would not go away,
It sat on the side of my glass
But didn’t go in,
Then it flew over to Mary
And landed in her glass
And started drinking.
Mary got it out
And it went onto her plate.
So the fly had a good evening,
Dining on fine wine
And delicious food.
But then it went away
Obviously satisfied,
Satisfied with its meal.
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Author:
Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: April 5th, 2026 01:07
- Comment from author about the poem: I am sure the fly enjoyed the dinner I had cooked. LOL
- Category: Humor
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Comments5
All your flies are tiny weaklings that need to keep their strength up by the sound of it. I'll send you a big blowie over if yer like...
Thank you Dave but it was OK it didn't drink my wine. LOL
Andy
Good write Gold. lol. The fly tasted my wine then spat it out, as I had added water to it! lol.
Andy although this is an amusing story that gives a smile it could not help but evoke a metaphoric image of the unwanted guest that does the same as the fly arriving uninvited it takes advantage of polite hospitality and then leaves satisfied. Nicely done
Original, clever write.
Hilarious ! Your poem's got a playful tone, and that fly's got some guts, crashing the dinner party and scoring a free meal! A fun read.
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