The Mother of All Abaya Poems

THE MOTHER OF ALL ABAYA POEMS
        (103rd Air Command Pilot Lady)
Well Colonel you may think you're Rudolph Valintino
and the sheik of the hundred and third air clown.
but this pilot ain't gonna ride no camel
and I ain't wearin no abaya to town.

So if you got your tent in a hizzy
remember this tin Lizzy
ain't wearin no abaya to town.

I been in your tent a time or two,
I'm the reason your camel got a big hump on his back.
but Colonel honey, this Salome knows a thing or two
and I ain't cuttin you no slack.
I drink your bootleg all night
but I ain't gonna ride that camel again

he got a strange look in his eye
and I ain't wearin no abaya to town. 
       ©  Vee Bdosa the Doylestown Poet
          aka Ron Wilson
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Stover Avatar
November 4, 2016 at 9:34 PM
This put a big smile on my face. I love the references to Valintino and tin Lizzy. I also think this poem has the potential to be turned into a best selling Rock N' Roll song. (I have a deep love of classic rock).
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November 5, 2016 at 9:16 AM
Christy, rock n roll song, what a great idea. I do a lot of them, but the closest to real old Rock N' Roll, that we seldom hear these days, is one I wrote when recording demos in Richmond, VA. The title is RICHMOND NEEDS SOME ROCK N' ROLL , we had so much fun recording it. I think it is on my youtube account, veebdosa then search RICHMOND NEEDS SOME ROCK N ROLL. Thanks a lot.
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November 1, 2016 at 10:09 PM
Great write and made me smile! :)
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