Josie Whitehead’s Poems

                 

                 

                 

                STALKING MEN AT MY AGE

                 

                By Josie Whitehead

                 

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                It was on a Sunday morning when I first spotted him

                He went running past in trainers, looking very slim.

                 

                Next day on Monday afternoon 'twas when we met again

                With an umbrella and a briefcase he was getting on the train.


                Tuesday lunch-time he was there again in a trendy little bar,

                But at  two o’clock  he quickly left and dashed off in his car.


                Wednesday evening I went swimming, and  guess who there I saw? –

                He said:  “Well hello!   It’s you  again.  I think we’ve met before.”


                Thursday morning I went shopping, and also  to the bank –

                But at the local filling station, who was filling up his tank?


                Friday morning in the library, he was standing in the queue –

                When he saw me, as I entered, he said:  “This really can’t be true!”

                 

                On Saturday the Police arrived:  "You must come down to the nick.

                Stalking men at your age?  Don’t you think it’s rather sick?”

                 

                 

                PS  It may be a long time until you get another poem!

                 

                 

                Copyright 2006

                 

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