Karma For Two
KARMA FOR TWO
Two young lads not quite in their teens,
Twins who carried the same genes,
Would every evening run down the street,
Each of them became a terrible cheat,
But were careful not to spill the beans,
A girl undressing, till she took off her jeans.
On a dustbin they stood to peep,
Tiptoeing as high as their legs could creep,
One night a pack of dogs knocked them down,
A policeman arrived, wearing a frown,
Called their mom, they decided karma was due
Justice, for these dishonest terrible two,
No friends for the rest of the year,
Starting from right now mum said, I fear
( Entered for contest sponsored by Carolyn Devonshire "Justice" 19th December 2018)
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