Drugs help us escape the tyranny of the mind. But freedom comes at a price.
Well, you don't expect something for nothing, do you? Honestly, some people! There's no such thing as a free lunch, you know!
I sip my tea and look out the window.
All quiet on the Western Front.
But a policeman told me they get called to a lot of 'domestics' on Mondays. After the weekend: couples , families, cooped up together for two whole days, knocking hell out of each other. Now that's not what 'Love' should be like, is it?
Well, is it? That's not what we were told to expect when we signed on the dotted line.
Sex is a drug. Perhaps love is? They both have their price.
Someone once told me he would never pay for sex
I replied - Everyone pays for sex. And sometimes cash is the cheapest price.
A poem
I said I DO -
And
then I did –
And
found myself on the starting grid
Of
a lumpy, bumpy race through life –
I
took the vows – became a wife.
Cinderella
going to the ball?
No,
not a bit like that at all!
How
soon the honeymoon is past,
Reality
has dawned at last –
Is
this the way it’s going to be?
From
now on, just him and me?
We
fight like ferrets in a sack,
But
the priest says there’s no turning back,
What
God has joined no man shall part,
(But
the priest’s not married – for a start).
Babies
come, and we feel blessed,
And
happy in our little nest;
But
then they grow and fly away,
And
long and lonely is the day.
He
spends his day down at the pub,
And
comes home when it’s time for grub;
While
I watch rubbish on tv
And
wonder what became of ME.
Sometimes
I’m asked to baby-sit,
And
so, of course, I do my bit,
Good
old grannie, oh so kind –
I
wish they’d want me for my mind.
I
wish someday they’d realise
There
is a brain behind these eyes,
That
I am more than ‘mother’, ‘wife’ –
I
am MYSELF, I have a LIFE.
But
wait, the game’s not over yet,
One
final throw – one last bet:
I
think I do deserve some fun,
So
now I’m off to find the sun.
This
house, my one and only asset,
I’ve
pawned – (well that is how I class it) -
I’ve
gone for ‘equity release’ –
This
time next week I’ll be in Greece.
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