"Is that Mrs Perkings I see over there,
Who is that man she's with?
That's not her husband
of that I'm sure,
and her brothers away at sea.
He offers his hand
and she takes it,
and blushes
well what ever next.
Old Mr Walsh he looks chirpy today,
Oh I see the reason why
she's half his age
with the same complextion,
must be his daughter or neice,
And there is my lover
my hearts secret desire,
coming to my booth.
We will be wed now a widow I am
to live my last days in his arms,
is a fitting ending indeed.
Author notes
I tried to do better.
Written October 6th, 2005
A contest entry
- Picture CONTEST by Anna Emkah.
300 points, ended October 7, 2005, 8 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
What did you think
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Very fun!!
That was a very soothing and relaxing poem, with the humor spread out throughout the entire piece, very well done, great piece of writing, hope you continue to write many more!!! -
this is delicious
there is a very quaint feel to this poem...i can almost picture the neighborhood and what's going on.
this was cheerful and fun to read
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i didnt see it before any changes, but its absoulutely lovely. .... did you have a nice vacation?
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Sounds like a good poem made from a picture you seen,I stoped by to look at the photo also and I feel you did real well
.keep em coming
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Your changes are quite an improvement. I like the poem much better now.
Anna.
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Ok I agree with you so I changed it, Not been writing for weeks, but was never any good any way, I always think in speach, which poetry isnt usually written in.
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This is great...quite humorous in a very classic way. And what a perfect name for her...Mrs. Biddy...
I should think this will do very well in the ocntest!
Great poem!
Lorena -
This is a lovely poem. Especially the first nine lines are perfect. Such a great flow. I could almost sing the lines. It's a pity that you did not keep up that flow till the end. I know that's very hard to do, but .... I had to tell you.
Anna.
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