ramblings and things

1,300,846 poems read


Vive la difference he said



As I walked into the bar,



I've just slipped out



For a quiet jar.



 



He looked at me



Over the top of his glass



As he said with a sigh



I'll never understand our lass.



 



She'll change her frock



Two or three times a day



Doesn't understand it just



Ain't the masculine way.



 



I change my keks



Undies shirt and vest



Every other day



‘Cos I find that best.



 



And she tells me she



Has nothing much to wear



Yet her wardrobes so full



She'll get nowt new in there.



 



She just can’t see why



Shaving is such a chore



Two or three times a week



Is best, certainly not more.



 



She washes all natural oils



Every day from her hair



 



 



Then uses conditioner 



To put it back there.



 



She seems to have changed



Since we got wed



But its so lovely when 



We're cuddled up in bed.



 



I'll just soldier on,



He said with a smile,



‘Cos I get things right



Every once in a while.



 



I looked at him with



An understanding smile



And we quietly sat 



Contemplating for while.



 



Vive la difference he said



As he drained his glass



It's time I was off



Back home to our lass.




Comment On This Poem --- Vote for this poem
Our Lass