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IDEAL SITUATION

IDEAL SITUATION

They said that lunch was for wimps but I like shrimps,
still a lot of people eating when last I had a glimpse;
one of Bardot's cats strolled by, then rolled on it's back,
the warmth of the sand reminded me there's nothing I lack.

Lewis had a place in Monaco, there was nowhere else to go,
since F1 racing, the tax haven was an ideal scenario,
no hurricanes, occasional forest fire, brown skin might perspire,
but white skin of Verstappen was dry, when changing a tyre.

I preferred to write rather than risk my life at 200mph,
as I cradled my pina colada with its swizzle stick flower;
there was a well endowed blonde at the end of the bar,
couldn't resist a smile, when I recalled my life as a star.

'Don't you get lonely?' Some wag inquired, no worries anymore,
you have to worry about something but that rationale is poor.

 

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Larry Ran

Dear Terry,

Brilliantly comedic poem.  I give you a limerick as my comment.

There once was a man named Robin Leach
Who took us on a journey to the wealthiest beach
Where millionaires drank, cavorted, and played
Jockeying for a mate with whom to get laid
Their wealth made it easy for them to beseech

Peace and love,
Larry xxx

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Terry Reeves

Hi Larry,
Thanks so much,
regards,
Terry.

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Terry Reeves

Hi Greg,
Thanks so much,
love,
Terry.
xoxo :)
 

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