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The hickey




I think no one shall ever see
the hickey that you left on me

A hickey that you hungrily pressed
upon my firm sweet milky breast

A hickey I must hide all day
because you swore to make me pay

A hickey that I’d never dare
with even my best friend to share

from my white bosom it must wane
ere I am intimate again

this hickey means the death of me
if God should let my husband see


Patricia Gibson-Little
July 21, 2003

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It's late and I haven't been sleeping well, so this may not be any good.  But it seems really funny right now.
Written July 22nd, 2003

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  • kalifornia
    August 6, 2003
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    Still funny as hell

    AngelSeeker, hope you weren't all discouraged cause of my "annabell lee" assumption. I'm just not that well versed and that's what it sounded like to me for some reason, though now that I think about it Trees is a more closely matched poem.. I was just guessing off the top of my head. This is more like Trees than Poe's one..

    My lack of intelligence not your poor writing!

    Kali


  • Prism
    August 3, 2003
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    lol.........


  • maryannde gold member
    July 29, 2003
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    I thought this was very funny too. LOL

    Great rhyme and meter.. and I always used to say hickies should NEVER show..but...LOl if your husband is gonna see.. ooh hun...you best be really careful. LOL

    Great write..:)
    My best..
    Mary Ann


  • Suitcase Balladeer
    July 29, 2003
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    8 out of 10

    eh heh eh..........that cant be good


  • sock monkey
    July 26, 2003
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    HA! The last two lines. Truly funny.

  • RobertRichard
    July 24, 2003
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    HaHA!!, this was great, hickey's, not the thing
    you want your husband to keep abreast of!!!
    I bid you leaverage,
    thinking about your cleaverage.
    RR


  • InvisibleMan silver member
    July 22, 2003
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    Very cute! Good meter, good rhyme and a surprise ending. What more could anyone ask for? (except maybe to NOT have a hickey?)

    Good job!


  • Balladeer
    July 22, 2003
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    It can be tricky
    To write of a hickey
    So happy to see that you tried one.

    Hopefully you
    Won't experience it, too,
    It can take the devil to hide one!!

    You done good!


  • AngelSeeker silver member
    July 22, 2003
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    Thanks everyone for the comments. Did I miss by that much Kalifornia? It's Trees - Joyce Kilmer

    I think that I shall never see
    a poem lovely as a tree

    Thank God I've never actually been in this situtation myself.

    Patti


  • zehnten
    July 22, 2003
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    i totally agree with baron

  • Baron
    July 22, 2003
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    Very good poem

    Very nice, I like the twist at the end, flowed smoothly as well.

    Just imagin a full grown woman trying to explain to her husband how the vacume cleaner happened to make it. WOuld be funny to hear.

    Good job,
    Baron

  • kalifornia
    July 22, 2003
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    Groovy

    Oh my god, this was well not so much funny as scary. A little too close to home for me.. grins. But I guess to some it could be funny, cause it is an amusing situation if your not the one in it.. What was this a parody of if you don't mind my asking? All I can guess is Annabell Lee...

    Loved it,
    kali

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