Over And Out Poems | Examples


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Cheque Please Blind Date Over and Out

Cheque please

If you will

Garcon

I have waited longer enough

And if my blind date

Bye some miracle 

Does at some point

Eventually finally arrive

And asks did I 

Leave you a message

In order to pass on

And give to him

Please won't you tell him this

Time waits 

For No Man

Especially 1 

Who can't be bothered

To arrive on time 

Unless he himself

Is Blind

Doesn't own or watch

Or can tell time

Actually come to think of it

If bye any chance he is in any way good looking

With a sexy body and is a bit of a catch

Nudge, nudge
Wink , wink
Know what I mean 

Apologize on my behalf 

For leaving as I had a family emergency

And promise I will call him

To reschedule A.S.A.P

And I promise and guarantee you

You will be in for and I will give you

The best tip of your entire life

So much so you may be able to even

Take the rest of the week off

Or afford the cheapest thing

On the menu here or glass of water

Nudge nudge
Know what I mean
Wink wink

Roger, Over and Out

Federer’s retiring,
He finally announced.
He hasn’t played in ages, but
The newshounds, they all pounced.

A classy player, through and through,
He ranks up with the best,
To which his many titles
And his sponsors will attest.

It wasn’t a surprise for fans
And yet the message sent
Is that, in tennis circles,
There is something to lament.

Over and Out

His daily conflicts are over,
Missed by his young lover.

This soldier's battles cease,
Death came and now is at peace.


Premium Member 3 Strikes and Over and Out 3x Epits

1


. Life to me is a drop of heaven in an ocean of 

hell.

It has taken me 50 years to realize that I need to love life and love people instead of hating life and hating people. I know, easier said than done.


Why is the world a zoo? Because you have snakes,sharks,rats,pigeons,pigs, and dogs.And that is just the people.

Over and Out

Sitting round a big old table
Sat the willing and the able
Another job talk under way
A few more bucks
To work the day
All who sat there
Now were old
Worn out faces
Same stories told
Few looked happy
Most were sad
Their years had passed
Empty and  bad
Couples rarely said a word
Both burned out
They joined this herd
Monthly checks now paid for soup
So husband/wife sat in the group
All were briefed
Another job
But dress your best
Don't be a slob
One day's work 
Why not be happy
Yet deep inside
You still feel crappy
After hours all punch a clock
Then go home as one big flock
Now there was a little cash
No more sifting
Through the trash

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