Thy Love Giveth Me an Ache of Head
Thy love giveth me an ache of head–
a pain in the arse–
a wish ye were dead
Thy love be like unto thorns,
not a rose–
and drink be not enough my
thoughts of thee to close
Thy love upon a time–
’twas all mine eyes could see–
now thinketh I only of how may I flee
Thy love cuts deeper than long sharp knife–
had only I known this,
before I made ye mine wife
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This is great.
Verily, I give thee my thanks, do I.
I love the language! I wish we still spoke this way. Wonderful poem!
Agree with thee do I. Ye olden days had they a certain charm, they did. Thank thee for thine words of kindness, S. B. Pearce.
Love it. The gap between the language and the content is hilarious.
Thank you, good sir. Thank you indeed.