The Daily Poem

MORE SORRY THAN OTHER MALES

That's a very fine line to negotiate,

A horny old cape to navigate.

I wish you well as often as I've

Been caught in that double connive.

The females it seems will agree,

That something they want has been missing that we

Could give them if only we'd stoop to confess

Our pitiful lack of finesse.

But why tell me why they keep running away

On fine trogan stallions who rarely convey

How grateful they are for a galloping ride,

Then buck 'em and toss 'em aside.

Written expressly for Jim Babwe

in response to his poem "HOW I PLAN TO WIN..."

from his comment under  The Daily Poem - 468.

D. Edgar Lamp

The Daily Poem - 488

Rhyming Couplets

Accra, Ghana

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