Unpacking Royal Baggage
I try unpacking her baggage
Why does she have to be so mean
You would think she was royalty
Sitting in her chair like a Queen
I pick up all her dishes
The woman has not a care
It seems that perspiration
will destroy her perfect hair
When it comes to making love
Me oh my how my hands shake
That woman is uncommon
She points out every mistake!
A fictional account "Thank God"!
For Carolyn Devonshire's "Gems for Baggage Contest"
Copyright © Richard Lamoureux | Year Posted 2017
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