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Purse Rifler

Stumble, fumble, ponder, worry, From under a thumb a Rifler did scurry. Cold night as it was, And only one purple slipper, The Rifler ventured Met a West London clipper. Vivid and boisterous, So brilliant this sight. And wise beyond years To the Rifler's delight. So moved he had left her. And after years of malarky, She knew what to do now. If she could just find her car key!

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Heather Miller

Date: 11/6/2008 12:05:00 PM

lol... i wrote this a long time ago. By clipper i meant a ship...which was in reference to a person. By rifler I meant , one who keeps looking. It too was in reference to a person. Reading it now it is very clear this poem is hard to understand. But it meant something to me. ~H.

Jai Garg

Date: 11/6/2008 1:55:00 AM

Sorry I do not know what you write about. By clipper do you mean a ship cutting device or a bird. Rifler could mean who keeps looking. It would help if the concept behind the write can be given. Thanks.