She stood alone on London Bridge
Her heart was all a quiver
She gave a little cough
And her wig fell down the river
That's a bald statement to make
Said a policeman out of sight
Come down and collect your hair
Or I'll lock you for the night
Down to the waters she went
Her hair was soaking wet
Like a drowned cat it was
So she took it to the vet
The pet doc checked its pulse
And declared it fully dead
So he placed it on her head
And held it with a net
"Yvette, Yvette, wherefore art thou?"
Her lover was heard to cry
"Come to me my sweet Yvette
Or else I'll surely die"
But soon as he laid eyes on her
He hoped he sure were dead
For there it was for all to see
A dead cat was on her head
...God only created a limited number of perfect heads, the rest he grew hair on!
ReplyDeleteYvette had a cat on hers held there by Annette ... a net.
DeleteGod bless, Tom.
As someone who used to wear wigs, I found this so funny! I can imagine this being read aloud before a live audience.
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased and relieved you found this funny, Mevely. I was concerned my readers would be upset at my humour. Thank you and God bless always.
DeleteI can always count on you to brighten my day with a good laugh, Victor. Blessings, and watch out for wet wigs!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Martha. I'm so happy you enjoyed my latest poem. God bless you and your family.
DeleteThis funny story came right from the top of your head. :)
ReplyDeleteYes Bill; it was just under my hat. God bless, my friend.
DeleteThanks for the chuckle!!
ReplyDeleteThank you K. God bless.
DeleteWhat a bit of whimsy!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's my sense of humour. God bless, Cloudia.
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ReplyDelete—-Cheerful Monk
God bless, Cheerful Monk.
DeleteVery punny! I liked it.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to smile, Mimi. God bless.
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