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The Other Foot





I left my shoes on her back porch
my car was down the road
She was her daddy’s princess dear
and I was but the toad

She kissed me sweet and called me “Hun”
I’d found the mother lode
Her daddy had another plan
and shotgun down to load

So I took off like scalded dogs
my britches in my hand
I ran ‘til I could run no more
that’s when I saw “The Man”

She cuffed me tight and called me “scum”
“You men are all the same.
You think because you’re well endowed
you light the lady’s flame.”

I knew I was in trouble then
there wasn’t any doubt
She had the gifts of goddesses
that made my sticker stout

Just when I thought my plight at end
her daddy came on scene
When they conferred I heard the words
“I have a plow to clean”

And I was there for all to see
no single stitch of clothes
When he commenced to beating me
about the head and nose

My eyes were black, my nose was blue
everything was hurtin’
But I got news he has no clue
Princess was not virgin

The moral of the story friends
is sure to make you groan
Next time I choose to doff my shoes
I will be home alone






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  • Treasure 5 gold member
    February 22

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    funny

    You made me laugh just about the whole time reading your poem. Good detail work and flow of words. This was a pleasure to read.


  • waydownuponjoy
    June 24, 2008

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    A well-written ...

    jaunt of humor that kept me reading to the end to see how you were going to 'get out of that one!' Very clever and you deserved the trophy and points and perhaps learned a wee lesson in the end! joy


  • DeGraw
    June 22, 2008

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    Chuckle

    I see why you won the trophy. It's beaut! Sounds like a true story too! Is It? Well we all get in a jam sometimes sorry yours wasn't bloody. ha!
    Gotta read my mail,
    SEE ya!
    Jennifer


  • trulymadlydeeply
    June 4, 2008

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    Congrats on the silver...you do have a way with words. This tickled my funny bone...wonder if this shouldn't be an addendum to the Birds and Bees talk.


  • butterflywriter
    June 4, 2008
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    this was hysterical...

    congrats on the well-deserved Silver and thanks for sharing the laugh


  • Touchof1der silver member
    June 4, 2008

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    I wonder if this is why men sleep with their boots on? I guess you might want to think twice before fooling with a "Princess". Or at least make sure you are out of Daddy's firing range. Thank you for sharing your words with me and best wishes to in all of your endeavors. Keep that quill dipped in ink and ever ready for use dear poet. Good luck in the contest!
    ♥ Touchof1der


    • leo2
      June 4, 2008
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      Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to share a smile with you.

      Sincerely,
      Leo Long


  • pattyann4500
    May 31, 2008

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    LOL This is priceless! Not many 'princesses' are pure these days, but daddy's love is still blind. A cute little ditty to leave your fans laughing. Good luck in the contest, Leo. Patricia


  • sarajaneUK
    May 29, 2008

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    Ooooo Leo, this is fab! A very funny, pace poem...I love that word 'doff' never heard it before! Great stuff! sj


  • poetryality silver member
    May 28, 2008
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    Yup! Packed with humor and stellar rhyme. I love the fact that I went on this journey with you my friend. I am laughing out loud over here.

    Best keep those "shoes" on those feet, even if they are all that you adorn. Gee...it must have been chilly even in the Summer. LMAO

    Great one here!


    Love You Always ♥

    Renee


  • cricketjeff gold member
    May 28, 2008
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    Bloody good stuff
    Great rhyme and meter and funny to boot!

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