Bored
It was hot
She was hot
She was bored
Not just with this day
But with everyday
He was Dave filling up the car with petrol
Everything for him was planned
Well thought out and considered
She was Amy bright blonde brown eyed pretty
Hot sticky and bored
He was reliable predictable
Regular as clockwork
But hadn’t noticed the clock that was ticking
She wanted something more
But she knew not what
She wasn’t Chloe her twin
Miss hour in the shower
All makeup
Made up bubbles giggles and frills
The smile she gave to Dave as he got back in the car
Didn’t register
It did not say to him
I’m bored I’ve had enough
I’m not ready for kitchen sink, rubber gloves
Sex on Friday after the pub
I want making love
I want to be whisked away
To some unknown destination
To something different from my life
Not you careless and hairless at 45
A widening belly, nights stuck in front of the telly
And resentment of somebody else’s success
Not two nights at the gym
And news of the half time score
And do you want another gin
I want to be surprised by something you said
That swept me off my feet
I don’t want your dad and my mum
But she didn’t say any of these things
Because the smile should simply have been enough
To imply all of the above
So, the car drove off
And he hadn’t noticed that she was still standing
Because there is no rewind button
On life
She had been bored
She had enough
Martin Elder
Wed 8th Aug 2018 17:46
Thanks John for reading and commenting. I have to say I do like a little bit of reliability in my life, but my wife doesn't , although I think we balance each other out without resulting to being boring and I think as I get older I am loosing up. But I know what you mean about the extremes of having your whole life mapped out.
Thanks for reading and commenting