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my little poem
The Purge
My wife was out of town when I really got the urge
But then I remembered I’d not long had a purge
But in my desperation I looked and searched in vein
Surly something must remain and so I racked my brain
In all the nooks and crannies where I used to hide my stash
I could not find a single thing oh why was I so rash
My wife is so much trimmer but in my feaved mined
I lost at least three sizes in hind sight what a shame
Searching in her wardrobe while rummaging through her draws
I spied a satin bra and panties that caused my thoughts to pause
Pulling on her pantyhose my heart began to flutter
Oh never will I purge again was all that I could mutter
Then I unscrewed the mop head it would make a lovely wig,
But glancing in the mirror I looked like a old bush pig,
Next came the Collette Dinnigan that I secretly admire
Sucked in my breath pulled and stretched over my spare tire
And I thought I’d take a photo but the cameras lens it cracked
Then buttons flew like bullets and I landed on my back
The dress was not designed to hold in so much bulk
The seism gave way it shredded like the cloths of the incredible hulk
A thousand excuses rattled through my brain the complete destruction
Of her dress now how would I explain?
So ladies heed my warning should you fee the need to purge
Always keep a little something in reserve