Poem -

Saddle

You leave with a horse and Saddle.

You come back with horse and no Saddle.
Well what happend to the Saddle?
Sir I lost the Saddle.

Well how did you loose the Saddle?
You were sitting on it.

Well I got off sir.

Well you werent spose to stop 
You were spose to simply bring my horse and Saddle.

But the horse had to drink sir.

So why did you have to get off for the horse to drink?

Oh there was a girl I meet at the river.

So you got off and left my horse and Saddle vounerable?

What horse and sddle?

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sparrowsong

Hello Edward...

Very enlightening humour comedy...

This reminds me of something that happened when I lived in Colorado, but the joke ended up on them...

I thought quick and I wasn't sure if it was going to work but, my idea worked perfectly!

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Great write!

Thank you for sharing...

Hugs...

sparrowsong

 

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Edward Williams

Sparow this ones based on a true story lol I lost a generator out of the back of the work truck the other day and well it’s totaly diffrent story but that’s were the theme come from lol never did find the generator? 

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