The Victory Party by Mike LoftisI was invited to a party
and said I wouldnt go
but my sister stopped to pick me up
and wouldnt let me tell her no
She had on a dark blue shirt
that said Obama zero eight
and another in my size
She said were off to celebrate
There must have been a hundred shirts
like ours throughout that place
and everyone was cheering for
the man that won the race
I thought it best to shut my mouth
keep my opinions to myself
And did my best impression
of a knick-knack on a shelf
But pretty soon the drinks were served
and when Id had a few
I did the thing I promised
myself I wouldnt do
I voted for the other guy
I mentioned to the crowd
of three or four I was standing with
But I might have spoke too loud
You could have heard a pin drop
Every head was turned my way
Across the room somebody yelled
What did that jerk say?
Then I was escorted
back to the front door
When they asked, my sister claimed
wed never met before
Now Im half way home and freezing
and man, my poor feet hurt
The very least they could have done
was let me keep the shirt
11/26/2008 Posted on 11/26/2008 Copyright © 2025 Mike Loftis
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Quentin S Clingerman on 11/29/08 at 01:49 AM Another reason not to imbibe! LOL!! Some cry when life goes wrong (election) and some laugh at themselves and go on! You've chosen laughter. Might as well. The deed is now done! |
Posted by Charles E Minshall on 11/30/08 at 04:14 PM Fun to read Mike...CharMin |
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