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Ee Love

 

EE LOVE…..

 

“Ee, love, what a sad time to meet –

You could have knocked me right off me feet

When I heard about your Stan –

Such a lovely, lovely, man…

 

He was all but in his prime –

Well, we all must go sometime –

Ee, love, now, don’t take on so:

Here’s a clean hanky: now bear up, you know

Time will heal…..Eh, your Stan –

Such a kind, lovely man –

 

 

Ee, love, it’s late – I must go:

Arthur’s tea won’t make itself! – but you know,

It’s been lovely to see you, though I do have to say

I could wish that we’d met on a happier day…..”

 

 

“I wonder who that woman was? –

I can’t be sure,

but don’t think I’ve ever seen her before…

I only ask, because….

Because….

 

She never stopped talking

And only got walking

When she’d worked her way through

Most of th’buffet; mind you,

It’s a rum old to-do

When you can’t do a spread

For the dear, deceased, dead………

 

But what mithers me head:

Is

My man was called Fred………..

◄ Christmas Tree

Praise His Name With Dancing ►

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Yvonne Brunton

Sun 30th Dec 2012 21:45

clever - I've read of people who find out where funerals are taking place and then tag along for free food.This poem gives a touch of humour to a delicate subject

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Nigel Astell

Fri 21st Dec 2012 16:14

Ee bye gum
I filled my
Fat greedy tum.

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Steve Higgins

Tue 18th Dec 2012 21:23

Excellent stuff. Is this set at a funeral? The things you hear there! have a look at my poem -A Friend of A Friend. best wishes, Steve

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Neil Fawcett

Tue 18th Dec 2012 20:59

Clever, clever, clever. Well crafted entertaining piece that could easily have taken the serious route. Really enjoyed this;)

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Hugh

Tue 18th Dec 2012 17:14

Loved it,an extremely clever poetic chat.Well done !!

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dorinda macdowell

Tue 18th Dec 2012 17:01

Thanks for the comments, MC: it's always good to hear what others think!

ps: Keep that rhythm alive and kicking!

pps: Happy Christmas rhythm and rhyming!

D.

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M.C. Newberry

Tue 18th Dec 2012 15:49

Another much-needed "voice" to bring us some chuckles on WOL. I can just hear those two women in my head!
Mind you, Dorinda, might the second lady have said "departed" and not "deceased"?
It's the rhythm in my brain...sorry!!

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