Overheard By A Honeymoon Room
"I have nothing
to offer,
But Blood, Toil, Tears
and Sweat".
Thus spoke the very
intelligent
And blushing bride,
To the not so blushing
groom,
On the First Night
Of the honeymoon
stride.
The groom was simply
flattered,
To know his wife was
well-lettered.
"Wow! You are
quoting Sir Winston Churchill"
"Easy man, Be
cool, No way, Just chill.
Blood, Toil, Tears and
Sweat
Are the four letters
on which
The plot of the First
Night unfold"
"What a wife,
What insight", he
thought
When the real meaning,
Of the quotation was
told.
He thought it was nice
time to know,
What else could his
wife easily row.
"Pretty-One, What
does this really mean,
Tell me, Not like this
you preen.
If young would, If old
could
Do tell me my
Brainy-One, Touch-Wood"
"Oh! This one.
Young can very easy,
but are very busy,
Old are very wanting,
but are left wanting".
"Wow! What about
this.
What can be the secret
of Mona Lisa's smile,
Was it natural, or was
it Da Vinci's guile?"
Scratching (her head),
The bride, touched the
groom's goatee,
"You are wrong,
If you think her looks
are Naughty,
You are wrong,
If you think her looks
are haughty,
Her smile, I've
guessed,
As we all know by
experience,
Appears,when you have
A nice round of
Potty".
"Wow! Just the
last one.
Why does the Rodin's
Man
Sits like this
What does he worry,
What is the
crisis"
"Dear, this
expression
Visits your station,
When you have
finished,
Your customary
masturbation.
Why did I do,
After finishing you
think,
Washing your hands,
At the nearby sink".
Enlightened, by the
talk
I was about to walk,
When I overheard,
The golden word.
Impressed with his
wife,
He held her hand.
"Can We Ann! Can
We Ann!"
"Yes We Can! Yes
We Can!"
-MAKUSR
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