An Affair

Can’t say how this affair will end
Where’s the promise of a sweet love
 Our own likes and hates may not bend
 Souls seldom fit like hand in glove
 From what I see you’re no dove
 But I’m for giving it a shove.

Meet me this night at Walter’s Place
The tavern you know by the rink
Why not  give it a pleasant chase
I’ll be there to buy you a drink
Maybe at ten o’clock you think
Why not at ten fifteen I wink

She gives a smile at that small jest
And slowly nods her head okay
She taps her finger on my vest 
in a kind of demanding way
She says if you’re late I’ll not stay
So let that roll around and play

I like finger giving me jab
This girl is far from being drab
1-31-18
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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