Wedding Reception
By PoetonaHill
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Wedding Reception
We’ll settle by the bar and watch
the women dance, then split a likely
pair, when we think we stand a chance.
I’ve one eye on the bridesmaid, with
the skirt that’s riding high – showing
off the daisies, tattooed upon
her thigh.
The groom is still hung-over;
can’t find the pregnant bride. She dodged
into the box-room – best-man by
her side.
Mothers-in-law are screaming,
‘war,’ handbags all-aflail. Uncle
Jack is on his back. George is green
and frail.
So we’ll linger here and
guzzle beer, till the barman calls
the time. Then make a play for a
pair who sway – join the pantomime...
...Hope you like the big one, with the
bird’s nest in her hair. Because I’m
heading for the bridesmaid, with the
skirt that’s riding high, showing off
the daisies...
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I think
I think a lot of us have been there in our bachelor days Poetonahill. I like to read a poem out loud to see how it flows and this is very easy on the tongue. I like it a lot.
Edward (hedgehog1)
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Ah weddings. Gotta love 'em.
Ah weddings. Gotta love 'em. What's a decent wedding without a punch up in the garden?
Very enjoyable.
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I love the way you've
I love the way you've categorised this as romance .
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she dodged into the box-room
I've had the same but it was my girl who kept disappearing with the dude's bride to the ladies' room. This carried on all night I have no idea what they were up to. The two only met then, the girls. It all was very embarrassing I wonder the bride must have had tattoos too. On the way home my girl told me of how she was interrested in the occult etc believe me I was glad to see the last of that one.
All the best! Nolan
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a lively time when being
a lively time when being young was all the time and now we see what it was to be free.
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