Love Thy Neigbour

I don't want to sound like no rant nor raver
But when people say to me love thy neighbour
This woman has no once of common courtesy
It's like shes always there ready to pouce on me

A fussy old fart a right old cow,never a moments peace
Always she like's to start a row, should I call the police?
I feel a world apart ,a living hell,yeah my thoughts cease

It's always thump after thump on the ceailing
And stump after stump with just no meaning
I've never known anyone to be such a moaner
People say maybe it's a part of her personer

It's impossible sleeping with her every anyoying sound 
Makes me feel so nervous with all her creeping around
And at times it feels like it's keeping me house bound

all the constant noise, her larking about with her crowd
Yeah it really annoys, her dog too that Is barking out loud
And I ask what is her tenency agrement, short hold lease?
She's so ignorant has she not heard of, breach of the peace?

written sept,nov (2005) a poem idea inspierd by an anyoing neighbour(2003)
153 belgrade sqaure coperation street trying here to add a bit of humour
as well as give a bit of insight to what she was like
 and aprochong different subject matter at time
LOVE THY NEIGBOUR (2005)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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July 4, 2013 at 11:11 AM
LOVE IT....SKAT
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September 3, 2012 at 10:58 AM
David, very interesting and random when a neigbour won't let it be. I have had a few of these ,, I felt guilty calling the cops..but, a gals got to do what a gals got to do,, when dummies across the street can't respect at all... Hope the peace was breached,,, thank you for your kind comment..xox~PD
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