Every day was agony,
She treated him the same,
Calling him a loser,
She was a hateful dame.
Twenty years of marriage,
He'd been a faithful spouse,
He gave her every paycheck,
And bought her this nice house!
He left behind some money, heading for the door,
With his lottery winnings, he'd return no more!
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Another great poem! Are you the Author for this one too? You amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Lisa
I hope she didn't snag too big a portion in the divorce settlement.
ReplyDeletemy FIL has played it religeously since its inception...one reason i am always nice to him...smiles.
ReplyDeleteWow, I've never had a husband who gave me every pay cheque, or even one pay cheque. I think I'd be really nice to a husband who did that. So he deserved to escape, good for him.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Oh! Great!
ReplyDeleteLoved your poem!
Thanks for sharing;o)
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Have a beautiful weekend****
Well, I must say I don't blame him.
ReplyDeleteSuper! :) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat's was a dream!!
ReplyDeleteIt is not easy to win a lottery!!
Yay! I'm glad for him!
ReplyDeleteLoved this 55 - made me laugh out loud!
What goes around comes around, as they say. Nice one.
ReplyDeletethat was lovely!
ReplyDeleteEvery Man's Dream!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job Carmen Electra...
You Rock the Left Coast Baby!
Excellent 55.
Thanks for playing, and have a Kick Ass Week-End.
very cute!
ReplyDeleteAhh the great escape eh. nice 55
ReplyDeleteI love that! :)
ReplyDeleteIf only she'd been nicer to him she could be sharing his good fortune!
ReplyDeleteNice one.
Mine's up too.
Haha! Wow, some people just don't know how to appreciate a good thing when they have it.
ReplyDeletePoor guy - glad he got the payoff
ReplyDeleteI wish more downtrodden lives worked that way in the end. Sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh well, looks like they both got what they deserved in the end!
ReplyDeleteLisa -
ReplyDeleteYes, this is also my poem. I've been writing thm for about sixty years...just published my first poetry book last year!
Alice Audrey -
The way I figured it, he was nice enough to leave her money, he probably disappeared into parts unknown!
Brian Miller -
Let's hope our father-in-law wins. I am not too lucky in that regard. I often buy a ticket that doesn't even have a single number drawn! How's that for luck??
Kay L.Davies -
I figured it was pretty far fetched to write about a husband giving his pay checks to his wife. I figured that was pretty rare.
Cildemar -
Such fiction that poem was but I enjoyed writing it!
Belinda -
Isn't it nice how we can create happy endings for people with out pen? Too bad it rarely happens that way in real life!
CARMEN -
Hope you had a lovely weekend...glad you like my short poem.
rainfield51 -
Wouldn't it be wonderful to win the lottery? I play, occasionally, but, often I don't even have one number!
TALON -
If only these things happened!
hedgewitch -
Divine justice...or, maybe, not divine, but justice nonetheless!
magiceye -
A fairytale lottery tale!
G-Man -
Well, I just want to win a wee sum ( maybe even a $100,000 ) in the lottery and there's no man in my life so I wouldn't have to share it...except a little bit with the three sons.
Sharkbytes -
I am never very lucky so I don't think I'll ever havea winning lottery ticket!
budh.aaah -
A supermarket, less than two miles from me, has has two big lottery winners. I've never purchased a ticket there, though. Maybe I should.
paige -
Everyone's dream - to have that winning ticket.
Akelamalu -
In my little scenario, she certainly got what she deserved!
Self Sagacity -
Clearly, this guy was married to a witch!! I've had some friends whose wives were just like that.
Always Write -
It's fun when we can decide the outcome of villains!
Raven -
Unfortunately, reality isn't like fiction!
Felicitas -
Yes, but the poor guy lived with twenty years of
misery. I'm not sure even that payoff was worth it!