
Of Cleopatra it was said
Her loves were so prolific,
Recording all their antics led
To six new hieroglyphics.
light verse and much, much worse

Of Cleopatra it was said
Her loves were so prolific,
Recording all their antics led
To six new hieroglyphics.
My sweet, when we say love is blind
It’s simply Nature being kind
For, were our flaws known in advance
You wouldn’t get a second glance

I bade my love compose an ode
To prove her heart was true,
Reciting To Him All Is Owed
She blushed the whole way through.
I bade my love prepare a feast
Befitting of her Lord,
She cooked for me the finest beast
Her dowry would afford.
I bade my love take out a boat
And clear the moat of trolls,
She took my dagger to their throats
Then fixed their heads on poles.
I bade my love tend to my aches
With liniments and oils,
She rid my skin of every flake
And lanced a string of boils.
Then comes a time when passions end
When leaves droop with the frost,
I bade my love invite her friend
That’s when she said… Get lost!

Pinocchio, despite his lies,
Still hoped he’d find a match
Then soon learned women don’t date guys
Who come with strings attached

I’ve got two mutts who sniff the butts
Of dogs whom they don’t know
But what is worse and quite perverse
This passes for Hello!
Imagine if we all did this
When meeting someone new
If that’s Hello! I’d like to know
How one would say Adieu!