Married - Me
Married? ME!
were I not already taken
and out bringin’ home the bacon
I’d take another wife
to replace the one that’s fakin’
the Big “O” around the house
is when she sees a freakin’ mouse
but wrestling for the quilt
beats wrestling with the guilt
of the birthday’s that went slippin’
while I was out there sippin’
and she was home alone
sitting by a silent phone
Lest you think that you can trifle
with a married man whose wif’le
kick your ass and take your name
for I’m too dumb to blame
for that look upon my face
that says I’m ready to give chase
for the truth is “when I roam”
all the roads lead me back home
cuz my heart and soul were stolen
by blue eyes and locks so golden
that the sun would shield its eyes
whenever she passed by
now turned to silvery white
stuns the moon in autumns night
as the gentle azure skys
remain in awe of loving’s eyes
So continue on your quest
for I am truly blessed
to nightly wrestle for the quilt
as aging lover’s slowly wilt.
John G. Lawless
9/18/2014
for Judy Konos - Will You Marry Me poetry contest
Copyright © John Lawless | Year Posted 2014
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