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A Little Too Kinky

I was sitting alone close to Kerrigan’s Lake, feeding birds with the crust off me bread. There were seagulls and swans, and Eurasian coot… With squabbling from fighting the only thing said. This fellow walked by with a look of content, and a grin that was fixed on his face, he sat down on the bench and scared off the birds… Declaring this world is a wonderful place. I couldn’t agree ‘cause he frightened the birds, so I guess that I was seeing red. With birds back on the lake and this dill on the bench, here I’m stuck with the crust off me bread. He is humming a tune and was happy I’d say, and there’s something he don’t want to hide, with a wink and a nod he quite openly said “I’m sleeping with twins,” and my eyes open wide. “You’re sleeping with twins!” I repeated and smiled. Then he puffed out his chest and said, “Yes.” Well its bugger the birds and bugger the bread… This could be a good story he wants to confess. I questioned the bloke; I don’t mind ‘kinky’ stuff, so I’m upfront, quite forceful and brash, “Do you mind telling me, how you tell ‘em apart?” “Easy,” he smiled…“The brother has got a moustache!”

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Date: 8/11/2018 9:08:00 PM
Lot of contemplation excellent my friend
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Lindsay Laurie
Date: 8/20/2018 10:06:00 PM
G'day Al … thanks for reading and writing up a comment - I appreciate this - Lindsay
Date: 11/15/2015 11:30:00 AM
Brought a smile on this lovely November day. Still no snow so we can count our blessings. Taking the car to the garage tomorrow think the tranny is going. Will not be nice for the pocket book. So needed this funny poem to smile. love phyl
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Lindsay Laurie
Date: 11/21/2015 9:39:00 PM
G'day Phyllis... yikes; you'll need something to grin about if the transmission needs repair. I hope the report brings some relief - Lindsay
Date: 11/13/2015 6:43:00 PM
A lovely happy read Lindsay, so reminded me of the time when a Kookaburra swooped down and took some bread out of Peters hand when we were on a picnic, this brought a smile to my face, hope you are well, take care...........Vera
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Date: 11/21/2015 9:36:00 PM
Hello Vera... I saw the same thing with a kookaburra when a grandmother was waving a sausage about to cool it down. Birds can adapt for a tasty morsel - regards again Vera - Lindsay
Date: 11/13/2015 12:59:00 AM
Ha! More twists than Chubby Checker, matey. Thanks for the smile on a dull drab November Friday (max temperature today 8 degrees centigrade, scattered bloody showers, one leaky shoe, that's it I'm off for a pint at Ye Olde Dolphin at lunchtime, moan, grumble). Regards, Viv
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Lindsay Laurie
Date: 11/13/2015 5:53:00 PM
Warm, humid, cotton wool clouds... I just might sneak down to Kerrigan's Lake and see whose about - thanks again Viv - Lindsay
Date: 11/12/2015 10:19:00 AM
Cool, fun, and witty, Lindsay. Luckily you didn't eat that bread earlier coz you might have lost it at the punch line.
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Lindsay Laurie
Date: 11/13/2015 5:57:00 PM
Hello David... yes, I might have, and the birds would have still got the bread in the end - thanks David - Lindsay
Date: 11/11/2015 8:12:00 PM
Well, first brazen and then to the strange. The man has got an issue. I like your use of dill. A note of sour. At least he is warm at night. Just wish he would stay away from the lake. Poor birds!! Thanks.
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Lindsay Laurie
Date: 11/13/2015 6:09:00 PM
Thanks again for your comment Duke... I guess dill is often used to replace fool. I have heard of dill pickles but I've not eaten them. Yes, even the birds were shocked - Lindsay
Date: 11/11/2015 8:12:00 PM
hahaha. Where do you come up with this stuff, Lindsay? Do you make up all these jokes or do you sometimes take good jokes and create poems out of them? REally curious about that. I have done a few both ways!!
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Date: 11/13/2015 6:19:00 PM
G'day Andrea... it's all sorts of situations I guess. Using jokes is not always possible, but what I try to do is take the punch line and precede it with real life situations that we can relate to. Also a funny quip can be converted and I do invent situations. Writers tend to exercise their minds in many ways - Lindsay
Date: 11/4/2015 4:17:00 PM
To start off with, I enjoyed the opening stanza which shows off your natural surroundings. The rest is witty story telling at its best:) // paul
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Lindsay Laurie
Date: 11/13/2015 5:50:00 PM
G'day Paul... thanks once again for your support Paul - Lindsay
Date: 11/4/2015 1:40:00 AM
Love this one Lindsay you have great humour in your verse with a touch of nature and the real world. cheers Kev
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Date: 11/13/2015 5:43:00 PM
Hello Kevin... thanks again Kevin. I reckon what you've stated is the secret of bush humour. To give it reality at first and finish with a bit of silliness - catch you soon - Lindsay
Date: 11/4/2015 1:25:00 AM
LOL, not to sure I would be starting up conversations with strangers at Kerrigan's Lake to often then! Well enjoyed sir another fab write
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Date: 11/13/2015 5:40:00 PM
G'day Mark... the strangers make great subjects for poems Mark but that's as far as it goes - thanks again Mark - Lindsay

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