Driving Nails

Driving Nails

A Poem by Dale Pavolko

Your cheating heart is driving nails
 in the bottom of  my shoes
Your back door ways have turned
My days into bubbling possum stew
Oh honey why don’t you love me
Like you did not so long ago
Oh honey I am all broke up
And I feel like I have the flu
You busted this old heart apart
When you took off your pantyhose
And showed that city feller
With the spoon stuck up his nose
The pert little dewy petals of
Your pretty kitties pink, pink rose
Honey I feel like an exhibit at the zoo
All the neighbors are snickering at me
Because of the things you do
I’m just like one of Santa’s elves
Working without my hard earned  pay
That city feller gets your lovin’ 
Whiles I’m out a baling hay
If you are wondering where I’m at today
Well I figured out sure enough to say
This is a game the two of us can play
So you just go ahead n’ sleep tight tonight
I wont be there to fuss nor start no fight
I will be enjoying those city sights
‘cause it turns out your city slicker fellers
The kind of feller likes to while his time away
Writing poems and a getting boned
By blue country boys  that sashay both ways 
 

© 2010 Dale Pavolko


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Favorite stanza "You busted this old heart apart
When you took off your pantyhose
And showed that city feller
With the spoon stuck up his nose:
I giggled as I read it. It lightens the mood and shows a bit of humor in the narrator

Posted 13 Years Ago


A broken-heart poem with just a little bit more embellishment.



Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on November 27, 2010
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