Wednesday, August 3, 2016

The Handbag Of No Return Comments

Rating: 5.0

The Handbag of No Return

Enter at your peril.
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Annette Aitken
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Bri Edwards 26 August 2016

favorite lines so far: the chewing gum has got no clothes on the sewing kit without a purpose and the broken pen that lives in the corner the sticky plaster lived there even longer 'laying' should be 'lying'...........a common error i think. the tenna lady incase of leakage..................i'm afraid to ask! ! ! ! pants or panties aka nickers? ? the deodorant can with only one spray left......i got a little laugh from this one. i never use deodorant (anymore) ! but i shower once a day.............even if i don't need it. i too enjoyed the last line very much...........even though it should read staring. [for starring******: star stär/ verb gerund or present participle: ..........................*******starring 1. (of a movie, play, or other show) have (someone) as a principal performer. a film starring Liza Minnelli (of a performer) have a principal role in a movie, play, or other show. McQueen had starred in such epics as The Magnificent Seven (of a person) perform brilliantly or prominently in a particular endeavor or event. Vitt starred at third base for the Detroit Tigers 2. decorate or cover with star-shaped marks or objects. thick grass starred with flowers mark (something) for special notice or recommendation with an asterisk or other star-shaped symbol. the activities listed below are starred according to their fitness ratings - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - to MyPoemList only? one time i peeked into a woman's purse: to see if she really was taking The Pill. they were there, but i was so inexperienced that i don't think we needed any! bri :) :)

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Lyn Paul 23 August 2016

All sorts for sure, that is what we have. Such a beautiful handbag too. Great humour.

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Edward Kofi Louis 15 August 2016

The long lost keys! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Bill Cantrell 08 August 2016

Oh yes, that bottomless pit, the abyss with the insatiable hunger for more, more more, loved the fresh humor.

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Savita Tyagi 07 August 2016

The last line send me laughing too. Good ending!

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Unwritten Soul 07 August 2016

At the end, the last line make me burst of laughing....it is a cheerful and humorous poem :) Thanks Annette

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Bharati Nayak 06 August 2016

So true ! Lladies handbag can be stuffed like any thing to meet different emergencies.Such a lovely write! Enjoyed reading.

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Tom Billsborough 03 August 2016

You need no lessons in writing, young lady! This is rally superb and had me in stitches. Are you sure it's a handbag and not Tardis? I think my biggest crime when I was young was to keep a slightly bitten into salt shortbread in my pocket for about six months. I was visiting my Aunt who had a big house in Pencaitland, just south of Edinburgh, and she produced these awful biscuits for Tea-time. I managed to distract her attention and slip one into my pocket. handbags are sacrosanctbut I'd love to delve into a few! This is not only very funny but good poetry too. It's going into my favourite poems list. Maybe one day I'll buy one and see how many items I can stuff into it! Tom

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Anil Kumar Panda 03 August 2016

Hahahahaha....humorous..Great poem about simple things. Still smiling.

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Christopher Tye 03 August 2016

Wonderfully amusing poem, sounds like your handbag is like Doctor Who's Tardis.

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