The Hen Party Poem by Daniel Miltz

The Hen Party



Like salt from a shaker
They all poured into an acre
The Tuckaway-fine food chamber
Tavern and Butchery
Time for them, all to bond and huggy
Small rap, itsy-bitsy, chattery
Powwow, buzz around, blabby
They display all, they have to say
With affections and sympathy

This day of special, with friends
A time to share stories and transcend
Goodness the spiels
They all reveal
While laughing, having lots of fun
Waiting for their vittles, to be done
This senior young ladies clique
So to speak, is quite unique
Not designed, for hearts too weak

The best of the best, along for the ride
Of all girlfriends, clacking side by side
Joining in, three old grayhaired men
To the yackety- yack, chickfriends pen
My spying eyes scanning hearty
Relentlessly, in the bite to eat, snuggery
To the social gathering of a hen party

© daniel miltz

The Hen Party
Sunday, March 15, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: old memory
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Daniel Miltz

Daniel Miltz

Detroit, Michigan
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