I think men are like weapons
Because
if you keep one
Around
the house sooner or later
You’ll
want to shoot one
I think men are like weapons
Because
if you keep one
Around
the house sooner or later
You’ll
want to shoot one
Sometimes I’m my own worst enemy
I
admitted to my wife Dot
In
reply she said chillingly
Not
while I’m alive you’re not
He was locked up after he threw
His
wife’s clothes out the window
What
made it a heinous crime
She
was wearing them at the time
He marked his golden wedding
With
his customary defiance
Celebrating
the special occasion
My wife always gets historical
When
we argue, not hysterical
She
drags up things you know
She was ninety-three years old
While
he was only ninety-one
Not
a cross word, but they were
Both
deaf when said and done
Funerals do not have to be a time of sadness
And
while they should not be a time of gladness
They
can still be a time of celebration though
Especially
if the deceased was a miserable so and so