Monday, January 16, 2023

Valentine’s Day


Valentine’s Day
by Lord R.e. Taylor

Men, you had better beware
Storekeepers already know
Created by candy makers and florists
Valentine’s Day is a curse to man
Women have it timed to the second
They have it all planned
God forbid that you forget
The dog house, the couch or the Motel 6
That, my friend, will be home for the night
So take every penny you can gather
Get chocolates, roses, and diamonds
Don’t you dare forget the card
Hopefully, you will still see Feb.15th
And she will be happy until next year
When it all starts all over again

© Poem – I/XVI/MMXXIII
LRET


 

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