My heart, my mind, my soul infuse
With sweetest love, my body use.
But ‘ere we lay
Here in the hay
Please help me find my effing shoes!
Prompt by Bluebell Books Short Story Slam.
(No time today to write a real story, maybe next time).
Saturday 27 August 2011
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As I remember, it wasn't always my shoes I was looking for!
ReplyDeletethought provoking.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
:)
your words linger and make one wonder what's next.
ReplyDeletea job well done,
lol love your wonderful words
ReplyDeleteIt's a bugger when you can't find your shoes :)
ReplyDeleteYou rascal! I looked at the title, the lovely image you chose, the first line you wrote and thought 'wow - Stafford has written a love story for the ages.'
ReplyDeleteI'm left with a chuckle and a silly smile plastered on my face ~ not a bad way to begin my day.
Great little ditty. Cheeky; I love it when sentimentality gets deflated by an unexpected ending.
ReplyDeleteShould there be an additional 'my' in the last line?
Fixed. Thanks Friko!
ReplyDeleteShe's a practical woman who would make some man a practical wife.
ReplyDeleteIf you wore them in the barn, their ruined anyway. Just get some new ones.
ReplyDeleteThe last line made me smile :-).
ReplyDeleteYou had me there going all Thomas Hardy at he start. But you just can't resist a punchline, can you? Hahaha. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteHaha... wonderful :-)
ReplyDeleteThat last line took me by surprise....
That is very Staffordesque ;)
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