Blog one get one free! - I said "Blog one and get one free!"
Everyone enjoys getting a bargain but sometimes we get more than we've bargained for.
Anyone who's ever been on a blind date will be able to relate to this!
Blind Date
They met beneath the town hall clock so she’d be safe from harm.
She recognised him straight away by The Guardian under his arm.
They talked about the weather and the economic state.
She hoped the conversation would improve, she was prepared to wait.........
Ninety minutes later, according to the town hall clock
The situation worsened - it came as such a shock.
He looked into the starry skies, romance was in the air.
Perhaps a little kiss she thought, she really didn’t care.
She wasn’t prepared for what came next it took her by surprise.
He shook her firmly by the hand as he looked into her eyes
“I’m sorry I must be going, you know what it is like
The moon has gone behind the clouds and I’ve no lights on my bike”
©Marian Barker
Image courtesy of the BBC! To enlarge click on image.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/lancashire/4628988.stm
I couldn't just leave it there. Me being a bit of a romantic, it had to end happily ever after!!!!!
Happy Endings
In search of love and true romance
She thought she'd give him a second chance
So once again she gave him a call
And arranged to meet by the old Town Hall
The clock struck seven and on the dot
He appeared at a jogging sort of trot
And swept her up in gay abandon
Saying "you'll never guess - I've bought a tandem"
They pedalled off with joy and laughter
And both lived happily ever after.
©Marian Barker


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**Previous Comments**
**Blind Date**
You are extremely good. Really switched on to your poetry. I'd buy a book of these La-Spice and do return back or I will greatly miss your poetry David. 21/2
Read it again today; makes anyone smile D. 1/3
**Happy Endings**
Remarkable and suits my light hearted view of romance ! Never take yourself too seriously; but we always do . D. 3/3