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the day we met (Free verse) by i love my midget
I remember when we met
My midget wife and I
I was looking for a pet
Something exotic
Exotic and dangerous, to keep family from visiting
A bad tempered python maybe
Or at least a grumpy chinchilla
And there she was
Chained beneath the pet store counter
I couldnât see all of her
The counter had me at a disadvantage
I could clearly see she had only one arm
And that it was somewhat stunted
It was love at first sight
This soon turned to lust when I looked closer and noticed she was
legless
âHow much for the midget?'
I asked the proprietor.
And as I did she looked at me from where she was lapping water from her
tin bowl
And in her eyes a sadness
Without even looking up from the tattered Sunday Sport he was reading he
said:
âYou can have it but if you want the bedding and bowl I want £10â
And that was that
I no longer keep her tethered but the collar remains
Not for any nostalgic reasons but more to remind her who is Boss
And we have been happy ever since
And I havenât seen my family in years
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Arithmetic Mean: 10.0
Weighted score: 5.5960145
Overall Rank: 2307
Posted: March 30, 2009 6:36 AM PDT; Last modified: March 30, 2009 6:36 AM PDT
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