I'm just sitting here like a lemon,
Waiting for the phone to ring.
And when it finally decides to,
Will I hear an unwelcome sting.
Good day there Mr Cronick,
You're car has so sadly failed its M O T.
Don't worry we'll do the work,
To be ready next year at half past three.
It's all about the parts,
Flown in from another country.
From the jungles of never never,
With an exorbitant import fee.
And then there is our labour,
If they one distant day arrive.
We're so reassuringly expensive,
Our final bill a bloated surprise.
So please bear with us Mr Cronick,
We will so honestly do our best.
And after we put the phone down,
You're screwed like all the rest.
Yes I know that feeling Shaun, if you recall my troubles during the summer. Car troubles can be so FRUSTRATING! ! ! I think your poem is very incisive and perfectly summed up in the last line...so true. It's a deeply frustrating five from me.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A poem that cuts like the blade of a sharp knife. So incisive. So true and this resonates to a lot of people. Cleverly written. Top Marks! ! !