Your Place
You asked me over to dine,
And there we sat and drank some wine.
The atmosphere was pleasant
As I watched you cook our pheasant.
I helped cutting the tomatoes
While you stood and mashed potatoes.
When we finished the salad,
You sat and sang me a ballad.
Then you finished cooking,
And I didn't even bother looking.
Then we sat down to eat,
And I could barely stand the meat.
The gravy was one big lump,
And I thought I saw something in the potatoes jump.
I know you tried,
But the biscuits were kind of fried.
Next time you want to dine,
My place will be just fine.
Copyright © Tracy Martin | Year Posted 2013
Post Comments
Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem.
Please
Login
to post a comment