Wife

‘Wife!,' cried the impatient husband. ‘Fetch me my boots, I have friends I need to meet.’

Fetch them yourself, thought the wife, as she delivered them to his feet.

‘Wife!,' cried the greedy husband. ‘Get me food, for my hunger must be satisfied.’

You big fat oaf, thought the wife, as she hastily complied.

‘Wife!,' cried the lazy husband. ‘There’s cold beer in the fridge, I want it now, without delay.’

I should ram this bottle down your throat, thought the wife, as she set it down upon a tray.

‘Wife!,' cried the lustful husband. ‘Bring me your body, I need it underneath me until my urge subsides.’

You disgusting pig, thought the wife, as she lay down by his side.

‘Wife,' mumbled the half sleeping husband. ‘Move over, you’re taking up too much bed.’

Sleep tight, screamed the wife, as she brought the hammer hard down upon his head.
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Posted: Sep 2018

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waveinpassing
love your poems, can't wait for the book....hurry up :)
Harbal
Thank you, wave.
godsprincessonline today!
applause applause

He lost me as a wife on line one - see the door - either you or I are going out that door and won't be back. Which will it be. I wouldn't have married him to begin with. Thus, why I guess I'm still single.

Kathy
Harbal
Your way would have a far less messy ending, princess.
Mercedes_00
Haaaaaaaaaaaa laugh
steve1223
Just goes to show, you never know what will happen when you are asleep. Messy ending. Maybe she should have thought about divorce. rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
llaimeonline today!
Sir Harbal, I have enjoyed reading your poem based on proverbs very much. Thank you kindly for sharing your talent with others.
And as I am also fond of proverbs I would want to wish you to keep staying healthy and wealthy and wise( you are wise already), never say die,and just remember that life is not a bed of roses, life is often a bed of thorns.
With respect,
Raminta
Elfustacio
All we do.. we have to pay..it is the law of karma
goldengloss
Brilliant,, There are men like this and women too. I did not expect the end... wonderful poem.
I love the words, and the thoughts of the wife.... wonderful style.
EXRED
ha ha loved it my laugh and splutter for the day
zeroBalance
Huuummm Juice of Desire !!!
Harbal
Thank you, all, for your generous comments. I'm not entirely sure I deserve them but it's nice to get them. wine
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