P By Fiona Cummings
Perhaps I shall live in a pink palace
Where there is no pain or malice
My patent leather shoes
Shall shine wresting
on a pink velvet cushion
I shall sit upon my pink puffy
Looking through the mirror and my hair I will keep brushing
Put on my lipstick and powder
Then on my IPod crank
up the volume
Make it louder
Spray my pink bottled perfume
Pick up my pink purse which I keep in my draw
Put it in the pocket of my parker which hangs on the door
Pick up my keys
Walk out to explore
Passing the pink blossomed trees
Pitter patter raindrops pound down on my umbrella
Plodding through a gigantic puddle
Coming towards me is my perfect love
I run to him and we cuddle
As the rain leaves us
alone
And we go into our own zone
The pretty sun
Kissed our day
And we had so much fun
Perfectly passing probably the prettiest people
Going into a wedding
at the church with the steeple
All in their posh
frocks
Men in suits and paisley patterned ties
My love looked into my eyes
No words were needed
His heart he pleaded
As he knelt down on bended knee
And these are the words he said to me
Pretty perfect love of my life
Please will you do me the honour and pleasure
Of becoming my wife
A perfect ending to a perfect day
And guess what the colour will be of my bouquet
What do you think
You perhaps could be right
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