CV

CV

A Poem by Paul Bell

She was about eighteen he thought.

Showing him how to write a CV

This was his new life

Welcome to it

Right Sir, lets get the major stuff down first

What was your last job

CIA wet boy

He really shouldn’t have said that

She wouldn’t know anyway, who cared

You would be able to kill my father then, quiet like

He looked straight into her eyes, serious eyes

Why would you want to kill your father

He has lots of money that I would like to inherit

When you say lots, what would that mean

Enough for me to pay you one hundred thousand dollars

Don’t you have a boyfriend who would do it for free

Yes, but he doesn’t have your CV.

© 2021 Paul Bell


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A very quirky piece that I enjoyed very much; you certainly hit some sketchy spots there; and what was her motive??? lots to think about. Really nice Paul.
Fondly, Betty

Posted 3 Years Ago


Paul Bell

3 Years Ago

Probably needed daddy to pay her credit card.
I had to look up "CV" . . . you've really reached a far piece to come up with this snarling ditty. I wish all those people who write gansta-rap sounding riffs would read this as the poster child for ditching all those predictable expressions & happenings in a mob-like world (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 3 Years Ago


Paul Bell

3 Years Ago

You know that girl is going far, probably dumped the boyfriend for the new kid in town.
Excellent write in such few lines
Thoroughly enjoyed the read
Cunning vixen

Posted 3 Years Ago


Paul Bell

3 Years Ago

They lived happily ever after.

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