Once again, Angel Sammys and Teddys Pawetaton
have provided us with a photo for Poetry Thursday.
Here is our meager offering
Darren asked Suzie to dance, just for one song
It wouldn’t be long
Five minutes tops
At the local sock hop
She was light as a feather
As they danced together
The time flew by
Until he felt pain in his thigh
They had been dancing for many minutes more than a few
Ane looked at Frank the piano player for a cure
But Frank knew there was something very wrong
He could not find the end of the song
He heard dancer’s feet begin to drag
As he played jazz time rag
He had studied so hard the start
He had forgotten the closing part
The dancers kept going round and round
To stop in the middle of a song was upon frowned
But they were afraid of passing out
As they twirled one another about
Finally Darren spoke up
And yelled “Frank you schupp
Stop playing that damn ditty
Our dates are sweaty and not pretty
But Frank thought he could find the end
And said just hold on to his friend
He thought he could end with a flair
But that hope ended when Darren hit him with a chair
They all crawled the seats along
Some just did a fall
Frank was never asked to play piano, not even to pretend
Because he knew the beginnings but not the ends
I love that!!!! I had a partner who passed out at a dance event. it was carnival and this idiot came as ALF ,the motto was "in heaven" ... I came as a nun, so Alf and mother theresa what an awful couple... after 20 minutes in an overheated hall he swooned in the thick fur costume, I sat he whole night in the waiting room of an ER till the idiot could leave. the highlight of this ruined evening was that HE!!!!! whon third prize for the best costume... WTF!
ReplyDeleteExcellent poem!
ReplyDeleteAnd we know someone just like that, who can start but not finish...
Wow that was a dance that is engrained in all their memories
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Good gosh, glad I wasn't there.
ReplyDeleteThat was a good one, not finishing is not good!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I sure hope that never happens to any of the songs at the dances we go to!
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