I met her while on jury duty
we spent a lot of time together
each day I got to know her better
she smiled at me, I gave a wave
the judge then ordered I behave
the foreman said, “you gotta end it,
you can not flirt with the defendant “
I had a crush I will admit
that’s why I’m voting to acquit
No, I’m not really that naive
her innocence I don’t believe
but even though the trial’s still pending
my stint as being a juror’s ending
what a fun write.
ReplyDeletegood luck with her.
beautiful story and humor.
ReplyDeleteVery entertaining. Enjoyable read.
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Ha! That's one way to get out of jury duty! Nice one, Charlie. I enjoyed it!
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Ha Ha...that defendant may be smarter than the Juror....
ReplyDeletefunny piece.
I like humorous poetry.
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ReplyDeletelol...very enjoyable read.
Thanks for sharing & visiting. I appreciate the comment.
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Ha-ha, love the twist when we find out it's the defendant!
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Aw... This is so adorable! Let us know how it worked out...
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun read...
ReplyDeleteHehe...what fun. Now that's one way I've never considered for getting out of jury duty :)
ReplyDeleteFun twist on jury duty ... my recent stint would have had the judge standing on his head!! Thank you for sharing ~~
ReplyDeleteFun read and I loved the twist too :)
ReplyDeleteLOL! I loved this poem, Charlie!! Too funny. Blessings, Terri
ReplyDeleteLove it :)
ReplyDeleteSome fun word play in there
ReplyDeleteYour poem was funny and cool. good job.
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