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To My Future Wife (Other) by http://bandgeek
To My Future Wife
At Rite Aid, Minnie Ripperton was playing on the
Musak and when I heard the saxaphone play the
"Loving You" chorus, I knew why God brought me
here searching for pubic lice killer. It seemed a
cruel joke, but when I saw you I remembered that God
always has a plan for us. You were looking at lotions
and we locked eyes, well, maybe you were just looking
over my head where my hand rested on the crab killer,
but I could tell right then and there that weâd be
together someday. I looked away to pocket the box
(cause who in their right mind would take it up to
the cashier to pay for it?) and when I turned back,
youâd vanished, like some figment of my romantic imagination.
But I knew you were real because I chased you
and saw you drive away in a well-kept teal Geo Metro. So,
I am looking for you to expedite the fate of our
meeting and consequent passionate lovemaking. Donât
be shy, baby, itâll happen sooner or later. (And by
the way that crab killer took care of the parasites,
and, seriously, God lured me into sitting on the
toilet at the DQ, which is how I got crabs.)
There are only two places that people in this town
must go, and those are Dairy Queen and the dump,
but in case you are lactose intolerant, I will be
waiting for you during all of the dumpâs hours of
operations, except when I am puppy guarding the
mailbox for my SSI check. Youâll find me sitting
on that broken chair behind the Styrofoam peanuts
disposal bin. Until then, adieu, my lover.
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