Merry, mere I

In the merry, merry month of May,

I went to the club with four weeks' pay.

And shouted the bar for drinks all round,

Whilst wandering between slots I was found.



It was not actually the money from my work,

That saw me there for three hours of perks,

But the winnings from a lottery draw,

That excited me such and begged for more.



I drank quite steadily until supidity overrode,

In attempts to get into gear with a bloke I never saw,

Again, my errant ways let me fall in a heap,

Should there be another time my silence I shall keep.



(c)R.H.Elliott 2004

Author's Notes/Comments: 

I guess too, if I am to keep my money in my pocket I had better stop publishing on the web too. But golly thanks for stopping by all-the-same.

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Athalia Lystra's picture

Great story.

It’s pieces like these that remind me why you are so special in your writings.

The coherence made this wonderful and your comments (as always) made me laugh.