To The Wives

To Helen and the crumpled fetid sac of Robidoo

He was my 

Best man

and I was his,

(twice)

I thought,

As we shared

A w***e

 

In Amsterdam...

Reviews

[Lea Sheryn]

Interesting. Straight to the point.

[gram linski]

Pretty much, thanks for your ambivalent review, lol

[Lea Sheryn]

You're very welcome.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

Powerful. Bitter. Angry. Filled with the barbed words of razor wire fashioned to slit the throats of those who have wronged you gram. Powerful Indeed!

[gram linski]

Hey John, everyone seems to think this is some mad malignant rant about trust and fidelity, me and my best mate had a threesome in A'dam, end of, and very enjoyable it was too

[John Alexander McFadyen]

I was going down that track but thought it disrespectful seeing I had seen some previous comments. Hat off ta ye man!

[Chris Shaw]

You don't like him do ya? Well if that was your wife, then it's perfectly understandable. It's OK to feel aggressive in some circumstances.

Chris

[gram linski]

Not at all, Chris, genuinely love the guy like a brother, he is my brother,

[Chris Shaw]

It's better to love than to hate even if you can't trust. Good afternoon gram.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

wow, there is such strong angst in this...a passive aggressive gem of a write.

can't trust that Best Man, can we?

[gram linski]

I never trusted him and he never trusted me, friends for life and shagged each other's wives, lol, I like passive aggressive, I used to be just plain aggressive

[Edie Blue Starfish]

Oh. So cryptic. Is the wife the w***e.
A dig at her because of an affair?
Leaves me wondering.

[gram linski]

Thinking too deep, Edie, the w***e was the w***e and we had a threesome at discounted rates, lol nothing more, well...

[Edie Blue Starfish]

How interesting