Wrestling Grannies

Wrestling Grannies

A Poem by George David Hope

                                                                      WRESTLING GRANNIES
You'd see them every Saturday
Sitting in the front row
All tooled up with handbags and brollies
For the weekly wrestling show
They sit there in their headscarfs
And Nora Batty tights
Screaming blue language
While watching all the fights
They just sit there waiting
For the heel to leave the ring
Then they all pounce in unison
Their weapons they do swing
McManus and Johnny Briggs
Even Haystacks too
How to fend off the old biddies
They haven't got a clue
When the final bell is rung
And they've had their wrestling fix
They all file out the arena
On Zimmer frames and sticks

© 2018 George David Hope


Author's Note

George David Hope
Not sure if it's finished yet. Just thought I'd put it out there

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Added on August 13, 2018
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