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Marlene Parmenter Poem
Hot. Hot. Hot.
It’s so hot out here,
I’m taking off all me clothes.
Gonna connect it to the tap
And got under a cold hose.
I jiggle my bits about,
Which is not a pretty sight.
But it is my own garden.
Isn’t that alright?
Out comes a mortified hubby,
Letting out an almighty groan.
“Can’t you see the neighbours watching?
Now they are on the phone.”
He rushes in to get a towel,
The biggest he can find.
He comes out with a tarpaulin
Now that’s a bit unkind.
Then we hear the sirens
Progressing up the hill.
Outside they park their paddy wagon,
This seems like overkill.
“ Come along madam
Kindly move aside.
It’s so hot in that wagon
We all very nearly died.”
One by one they came,
Grabbing at me hose.
After taking off their uniforms
And folding up their clothes.
Then fighting for the spray
It turned into a brawl,
Not sure if this is normal
For I’ve never seen a policeman’s ball!!!
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Copyright © Marlene Parmenter | Year Posted 2021
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