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Click hereHugh dangle your wiggly worm
In a golddiggers mouth
Feed me like a bird
Let me suck you dry
...whilst I'm twenty five.
Others may not marry you for love nor money
But I will
You can be on top
If you don't get dizzy
But still you are eighty five
And look I'm still young
That's a bitter Phil to swallow.
You've never been a wallflower my luv
But today you will just have to hang loose...
You naughty little octogenarian
Mother Nature... has cooked your goose...
at least she changed her mind about marrying him. could it be the prenupts weren't satisfying enough? still, this write aims at playful/tease but is just a little one-dimensional for me. those opening lines, however, were solid. sordid, but solid.
Very amusing but I got confused when he changed from Hugh to Phil oh and by the way just because they are 80 doesn't mean they can't :)
Anyway...in all seriousness I don't thing the last line in the first stanza is needed, and given the tone of the rest of the poem Whilst seems a bit formal and stilted. Same in the next line with the use of "nor".
But still. It made me smile.