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GODS WAITING ROOM Mr Black, please get down from that chair, You’ll break your legs, Mr Black replied, it would be worthwhile love Just to see your sexy pegs, As you pass by my room and go up The stairs, We all gather to peep at your wares! Matron Bee walked down the Hall, to the next door, Not knowing what was to be In store! Betty Brown and Charlie Fault did not Hear Matron Bee coming, Otherwise occupied, they did not Hear her loud humming, For they were wrapped up in a pink Bright sheet, They jumped up quite naked, forgetting To be discreet. Matron turned around to make a Quick retreat, And outside their door, let out a sound Something between a squeak and a bleat! The next room belonged to Daisy Green, Two male residents could be seen, Mrs. Green popped out her head and said Next please! What is happening here, Mr. Chess, Matron said, Go back to bed, You have a bad wheeze! Mrs. Green was tickled pink and thought it funny, She was only trying to make some pocket money! So on Matron Bee goes to room number four, Where Mrs. Jones resides and knocks on her door, Mrs. Jones was busy with a tea party, with Two make believe friends, she was convinced Her best friend was the Mad Hatter and The other one was Cleopatra! Matron was hungry and went to the kitchen For a quick bite, And in plain sight, Saw Mr. Brown filling his pockets with cookies, He looked guilty, gave Matron a childlike pout, And defiantly walked out! Matron Bee was stunned, Tomorrow she was going to resign, And planned to go see the House Doctor at nine. Just as matron was about to get into bed, There was a knock on the door, Come in Matron said, A very distressed Mr, Hunter walked in He had lost his dentures, This day had been full of adventures, But as they were talking, they heard Mrs Green squeaking down the hall, Mr Hunter, Francis my dear, I have your dentures right here, You left them under my pillow Said the frisky widow! Matron had a decision to make, In fact she was going to stay, They made her laugh most of the day And during the night, she enjoyed seeing Their childlike deeds And perhaps adult needs. Where else would she find such Beautiful friends who had bad hearts, Sore backs and dickey spleens, Who all thought they were in their teens! But the most alarming news of all Was that Doctor Bay, Unknown to anyone else, was Having a regular romp in the hay With Mr Black, Matrons admirer. Mr Black liked Matrons legs, which he Referred to as pegs! But it seems, and if truth be told We are all on the same page, For we will all one day reach this stage, When we are eighty or eighty five And think we are thirteen, And a naughty teen.
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