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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Unquotable quotes – X A beautiful wife gets to changing husbands as she may. An ugly wife gets to keeping her husband out all day every day. A plain-looking wife doesn’t give a damn any either way. A happy wife gets to watching her children in carefree play. A shrew gets to driving her husband round the bend at the end of the day. An adulteress gets to infecting her children every other day. A nymphomaniac gets to making her husband out to be a gay. A high born wife gets to sleeping somehow out in the hay. A gay wife gets to making a harem out of the honeymoon day. A loud-mouthed wife gets to keeping all her neighbours in fear away. An over-aged wife gets to making her husband look like he was in her pay. A frigid wife gets to making her husband out to be an impotent lay. A dumb wife gets to keeping her husband without a say. A saintly wife gets to thinking she wakes up every day on Groundhog Day. A heftily-backed wife gets to thinking her husband hides in her bay. A baby-faced wife in bed gets to making her husband look the other way. A bored wife watches corridas on the tele on a rainy day. A sad wife spots the hairs on her husband’s head turn slowly gray. A chaste wife is an empy church or temple where no one goes to pray. A wise man gets to keeping well out of the way of wives and husbands in dismay. © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2016
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