The Essex
Girl
By Sis Unswoth
She
defined herself as
She
often overused and, repeated the word ‘like’
But
if you try to put her down, she just said ‘on yer bike’
Her
white stiletto shoes she proudly wore each day,
Would
complement her image,
Her
makeup was perfected, however long it took,
Sunbeds
and fake tan cream, did compliment her look.
She
always made an impact, when she was seen outside
Designer
bags and mini skirts were her special pride.
But,
time just never will stand still, I think you would agree
The
years flew by and
The
stiletto heels she will keep, and never will she sell,
For
in her heart how old she gets, she still an
Copyright Sis Unsworth
Another Unsworth special. How do you think them up Sis? Always with a punch line...
ReplyDeleteOK, own up Sis, this is an autobiographical poem. Whatever, I "like"ed it.
ReplyDeleteMy first smile of the morning...thank you sis I enjoyed your poem very much and I know you'll agree that Essex is full of brains and beauty too.
ReplyDeleteShell.