Not Tonight Josephine
by Anton Wills-Eve
In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Bone of Contention.”
<a href=”https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_prompt/bone-of-contention/”>Bone of Contention</a>
couldn’t resist this chance to write another acrostic poem. It’s not so much about a bone of contention as a ‘Bone- Apart’. 🙂
Not Tonight Josephine
(an acrostic poem)
Napoleon was the ruler of the whole of France,
Oh to his tune how everybody did dance,
Thinking him without any doubt to be
The greatest soldier in the French army.
Only his pretty girlfriend, Josephine,
Now an empress but never a queen,
Invites him regularly for an evening of fun,
Generally after a day of playing with his gun.
Hence his reluctance, so we’ve been told,
To accept her advances, no matter how bold.
«Josephine, pas ce soir, cherie, je t’en prie
Oof, how much your loving takes it out of me!
Soldiering is such a very strenuous thing,
Even so, though, I do love our occasional fling.
Perhaps, Ma Petite, you’re so greatly to be desired,
How about tomorrow evening if I’m not too tired?
Indeed I adore you, Ma Cherie, mon amour.
Nothing turns me on like approaching your door.
Eh bien, Josephine, ce soir let’s try it encore!”.
Anton Wills-Eve
Great poem!
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