Beauty and the Billionaire

 

When Rupert strokes her golden locks
she jingles like a jewellery box.

 

When Rupert buys a diamond ring
her fiscal winters turn to spring.

 

When Rupert says he’s had enough
she walks away with half his stuff.

 

 

 

First published in Lighten Up.

 

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About Damian Balassone

Damian Balassone is a failed half-forward flanker who writes poetry. He is the author of 'Strange Game in a Strange Land'.

Comments

  1. There was a young lady named Deng
    Got hold of a billionaire’s dong
    Once she was finished
    He wasn’t worth spinach
    And Jerry got not a song.

    PS Do you know how hard it is to rhyme anything with pre-nup?

  2. DBalassone says

    D-cup?

  3. Poor Rupert just can’t get it up
    Without protection from his pre-nup
    There’ll be no more fkcs
    If the money’s all Lachs
    This pussy’s not sold for a pup

  4. DBalassone says

    ;Ha ha. I like it PB. Inspired by AJC’s suggestion, here’s one more:

    ADVICE TO BILLIONAIRES

    If her size is D cup
    make her sign a prenup

    if not, one day
    your shame will be unfurled
    on the front page
    of the News of the World.

  5. Love it. Very clever.

  6. Excellent stuff, Damo!!

  7. Cracker Damian! Ha!

  8. Daryl Schramm says

    All of the above is gold. Very clever. Out of my league, but wonder if some others can have a crack.

  9. DBalassone says

    Thanks Kate, Smokie, Dips & Daryl. It certainly is a topic ripe for rhyme.

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