Letter From America Poem by Frederick Nellist

Letter From America



Hello dear wife I've arrived safe and sound
At long last peace and quiet I've found
Don't worry dear wife no need for a tear
I'm enjoying myself, glad you're not here.

I'm in the U.S.A. how long will it last?
Never had it so good I am not down cast
I'm writing this letter down by the pool
Naked females, I am beginning to drool.

The food's a bit strange but what can I do?
I don't miss you much but I love your stew
I want no more round-a-bouts and swings
I'll keep in touch glad you haven't got wings.

I've met a nice widow, she fancies her chance
Tonight I'm her partner at the square dance
On second thoughts I came here for a rest
My sexual prowess won't be put to the test.

When I left our home I was not in my prime
You had my best years what's left are mine
It won't be long before my money runs out
Send me some more when I give you a shout.

Saturday, May 25, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: freedom
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Frederick Nellist

Frederick Nellist

Jarrow on Tyne UK
Close
Error Success