Being skint
My bras are all
falling to bits,
There's nothing
to hold up my tits!
The underwear's' shocking -
All ladders, no
stocking,
You could say,
it's reached the pits!
My music has
bitten the dust,
(I've had to scrape off the rust)
Fed with with the
Stones
I prefer Jesus
Jones,
To get up to date
is a must.
My oven shouldn't
be here.
It's reached the
end of an era.
All furniture
displayed,
Is now threadbare
and frayed,
I'd buy all new
but it's dear.
My clothes are
all yesteryear,
You might say I
need some new gear!
Once a vogue fan
I now cherish Oxfam,
But I swallow my
pride with cheer.
I'm into
recycling most stuff,
Tho' cat's food and soap is quite tough.
Tea bags used
twice
Don't taste very
nice
The list is
endless, it's tough.
Well now we've
all had a laugh,
I ought to jump
into the bath.
I must change the
water
It's been there
all quarter,
You can even sink
a raft!
My bags are light
for the dustmen,
Cats go elsewhere
to rip open.
I sew all my
shoes,
Use old bones for
stews,
And value all
seconds from friends.
The 'phone is on
incoming calls,
I burn candles
outside in the hall.
Bills not pain on
blue
Guaranteed
overdue
And it always
feels extra cool.
I request after
meals doggie bags,
As my cats' as
thin as a fag!
But what they
don't know
Is that when I
get home,
I prepare a new
feast and go mad!
My slippers are
old and well crappy,
I've lined them
with Gemmas' old nappy!
I don't care
about cash -
Just give life a
bash.
Who cares as long
as we're happy!
Copyright Linda Lawrence
2nd January 1993
1 comment:
Love the flow of the limerick all the way through this one. I do wonder how she puts these words together!
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