The Last Slice


Who ate the last slice?
I don't hear no confession
Who scarfed the last slice down?
Everyone seems to have a finger pointing obsession
Don't know why we have house rules,
when no one pays them no mind
He who calls last slice first,
is supposed to have their belly rewarded
whenever they feel so inclined
Around here, a person can't even take a bathroom break,
without somebody swiping the last slice off the tray
That's just wrong,
that's not fair
I even bought the two pizzas,
but I can see nobody cares
I wish I could tell who did it
by looking into their eyes
And none of youse are even trying
to give me any elaborate lies
The wife is in the bedroom,
hiding her head under the pillows
The three kids are aimlessly
bobbing around like zombie marshmallows
I guess it's just me and the dog
left to take up the lost cause
Hey, wait a minute ... now don't tell me ---
is that pizza sauce I see all over your paws!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Hoffman Avatar
November 7, 2016 at 9:25 PM
Great humor in your pizza poem Freddie; looks like the dog stole the pizza and in the end the show too lol! :)
Y. Avatar
November 7, 2016 at 2:24 PM
Hi Freddie, You caused me to bust out laughing with this one. I think you just made my day. And to think my kids want a dog. I loved the humor in this write. A without a doubt seven and a fav:-) Alexis
Sands Avatar
November 7, 2016 at 2:02 PM
LOL = oh my word Freddie. This one had me laughing out loud! Thank you for giving me this laugh today. I love it. Going in the favorites. Great writing! :)
Green Avatar
November 7, 2016 at 11:30 AM
I'd be upset too if someone took the last slice that I had called. But, the dog, now that's not right. :) Loved this humorous offering Freddie.
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November 7, 2016 at 11:48 AM
Ty, Chris. Lol. Yeah the dog, go figure. I laughed when I was writing it ... and nah, it ain't right. Love the comments, friend. Love and peace. RW
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