Poetry

Sunday, 26 May 2019

Miss Budapest


Will I miss Budapest
Will I miss Budapest
Will I miss, will I miss
Will I miss  Miss Budapest

Miss Budapest walked in her new dress
And it swished and it swayed
Around her waist
And she tied back her sweet hair
In the way of her care
And I’ll miss her I’ll miss her
I dare say

But its all for the best
That I leave Budapest
And her perilous ways
And her seductive days
And I dare say I’ll Miss
That tempestuous witch
That made my passions itch
With her swish and her sway
But I could never trust
The ice or the rust
Of her rivers and bridges
That turned shivers in fridges
And her cold stare
But I dare say
On bright sunny days
Then her light shiny haze
Was my chestnut doom
My Budapest room
In the fallow streets’ rays
Where I rest under limes
And shadows of pines
In the dark garden climes
Of her past noon times
Well I’ll Miss her
I’ll Miss her
I’ll kiss her
Do kiss her
For me
For brother and sister
The sun and the moon
Will pass like bright chariots
Maybe I’ll come back to her soon

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