Now lookie here...

orchidee

Now lookie here....

What DO they do?

These characters in soap serials

Day after day, never-ending

But not usually weekends

 

They swan about, doing nothing

Examples are:

A doctor in a show, only works about once a fortnight

Got no patients!

A shop that is fully stocked

Cos it never has any customers!

And no one ever goes shopping

How do they survive?

Well, they're all made of wood - wooden acting!

 

And a terrifying song

Including the line:

'I want to stay for ever'

Completely bonkers!

It will drive ya mad if ya do

I can't stay one minute more! LOL

 

Ya knows the joke of a prisoner:

The sentence was 40 years in jail

Or one week of watching 'Neighbours'

(or equally ghastly UK show)

It was a no-brainer

He had to choose jail! Heehee.

  • Author: orchidee (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 1st, 2026 02:52
  • Comment from author about the poem: A humorous rant! lol.
  • Category: Humor
  • Views: 4
  • Users favorite of this poem: Friendship
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  • Paul Bell

    The thing I like about soaps is, you can watch them in 1990, watch them again twenty yearts later and nothing's changed.
    A bit like prime ministers questions. The country is doing great and I'll definitely see out my term I'm told.

  • sorenbarrett

    My mother listened to them on the radio, my wife watched them and trying to be open minded I watched for a while too but found the candy to be rotting my brain and gave them up as a bad habit like methamphetamine. Addicting they are to many and should be a controlled substance. Good write Orchi

  • Friendship

    Great Job. Your poem revolves around the absurdity and unrealistic nature of soap operas and serial television shows. The poets humorously critique the lack of realism in these shows, pointing out how characters seem to have little purpose or engagement in their lives.



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