Blind Date Poem by Shirley Harrison

Blind Date

So, I walk into the pub, I'm walking in blind
don't know who I'm meeting
no idea, who I'll find?

I'm not really even excited
Just wanted to be wined and dined

I walk over to the bar
I order a large G and T
I drink it in a second
a tap upon my shoulder
I turn around to see

the extra-terrestrial home coming
by gosh it's the one and only E.T

now I'm no oil painting
but by-golly even Mona Lisa would have fallen off the wall

his head was shaped real funny
just like a rugby ball

as I stood staring, pretending I'm not me
playing with my thumbs
I hear the knocking of his knees

wishing that my gin and tonic
was a triple, and then filled with another three

trying hard not to look at this poor fellow
that looks just like, E.T

he wanted to have a conversation
but I wasn't in the mood
I told him very politely
don't worry sir...
your date, will be here soon?

so there he was having a moan
and me?
well I listened to him groan

now I know just why it's better better, being alone
my last words to him were

"here you go my darling"

you can borrow me phone.

Blind Date
Friday, April 19, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: humour
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