Marc O'Brien Poet Rhyme

From The Workshop Collection-A Poetic Good Guy

At least once a week I  

Try  

And be a good guy  

Never do I lie  

What? Did I make you cry  

Or sigh  

Dear hon  

We are not done  

It's starting to be fun  

Being with you  

Known as a special two  

Since our love is true  

Using romantic glue  

Am I through  

To believe  

For all to see  

Our fingers held together  

Challenging any threatening weather  

In this life  

Where one day I will make you my wife  

So, let's say I do  
And call it quits with one amazing cracker jack jewel  

Please don’t refuse  

You are the one I choose  

What do you mean?  

My dream  

Has turned into a nightmare  

I am now alone and scared  

You said no  

I am your beau  

Now I have not a thing  

Except this engagement bling  

Put it on ebay  

Bid it away  

Let someone take it off my hand 

Call it their commitment band  

I now walk the streets  

Searching desperately needing a nice, tasty, sweet, 

Discover a chocolate shoppe  

Decided must make a stop  

Cafe revealed  

Banana split that was real  

Enjoyed sitting with my ice cream  

Acting like a rejected teen  

Then she arrived  

Shining light, ready to guide  

Down a path  

Showing, smiles and a laugh  

Young enough  

Displaying innocent stuff  

Comforting thought  

A new treat, I just caught  

This one did not say goodbye  

Instead married me, a good guy

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