Open Poetry #1 |
An Old Dog© |
Genea Member
since 1999-06-15
Posts 321USA |
You get a dish of ice cream and leave the scoop on the sink. Why don’t you rinse it off? Don’t you even stop to think? You leave your socks piled up sometimes it’s two feet thick. You’re just an old dog who can’t be taught a new trick. You shower in the morning and leave the towel on the floor. No paper on the roll - I can’t take it anymore! The lid is always up - It’s enough to make me sick! You’re just an old dog who can’t be taught a new trick. Lights left on all over, newspaper on the table. I might overlook your mess but I know that you are able. These annoying habits of yours, I would never pick. You’re just an old dog who can’t be taught a new trick. The candle of my patience is burning down the wick – You’re just an old dog who can’t be taught a new trick. |
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elvira Senior Member
since 1999-07-06
Posts 936California |
so, you know my ex-husband then? ------------------ i never call a poem "nice" or such, for that would not be saying much |
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DeadSexyKitty New Member
since 1999-07-07
Posts 6Akron OH USA |
I smiled when I read this. Obviously you have meet one hell of a guy :-) ------------------ Kitty Kat "This kitty has claws" |
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Emmy Member
since 1999-06-29
Posts 194KY |
I have met many "old dogs", and I haven't stuck with any one of them. I know exactly where you're coming from. |
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Genea Member
since 1999-06-15
Posts 321USA |
elvira, lol...no i dont know ur 'ex', but he must fit this, huh? ~Genea |
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Genea Member
since 1999-06-15
Posts 321USA |
DeadSexyKitty and Emmy, This poem was for all the ladies who got rid of 'an old dog'!! [This message has been edited by Genea (edited 07-08-99).] |
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