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Whoa is me, don't have many friends Except those here on the Soup Maybe because I show only my best side You don't know the real scoop Nasty to children and push old people down Whenever I get the chance It's my right after living for eighty years Still adorable after a lifelong dance Well what did you expect, some Casanova No way, been through life's mill Got spitted out quite unceremoniously A hardened “lifer” if you will Putting you on, been a charmer since birth Ladies all flock to my door Just wanting a piece of my virile “young” body The word “old” I absolutely abhor Well enough about me, a Hollywood hunk Quite unassuming, shy and sweet If any of you want to know this guy better Number's 1-800-TWEET TWEET TWEET © Jack Ellison 2015
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Laurie Avatar
March 14, 2015 at 8:03 PM
G'day Jack... Another chuckle filled poem from a 'modest' poet. Ah Jack, you never fail to brighten my day. Catch you - Lindsay
Ellison Avatar
March 14, 2015 at 11:30 PM
Thank you my good Aussie pal... much appreciated! "Modest" LOL
Eastman Avatar
March 14, 2015 at 11:18 AM
The world came full circle... in the matter of a few lines... We know Jack even better than we know the sky full of stars.
Ellison Avatar
March 14, 2015 at 3:28 PM
Confession time!!! I don't push old people down but sometimes I do stick my foot out and they accidentally trip over it! They should look where they're going... doddering old people! LOL xxx
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