Friday, 8 March 2013
Braised
You touch her hair, I wish it was me.
No chance, at best, I imagine a three.
Then who gets the meat? And who gets the veg?
I can feel the heartburn, as I starve on the dregs.
She's too good for you; my blinkers they fell, give it ten more days, the ego will quell.
But now I hang, as spikey gooseberry, perplexed why onearth he'd choose to lose me.
She's a good 'un; ample; a clever charm,
Picture painted green-eyed-storm turns sudden calm.
And I shouldn't feel discontent at this new affair,
I just wish, once more, he might touch my hair.
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