“He’s not quite right”
she said,
never knowing if her
suspicions
were correct, but
what did she
expect from a guy who gave her
the evil eye. Oh
sure, he called it flirting
but he was skirting
the issue.
And she wasn’t really
sure what to make
of his attitude,
since her gratitude
was out of character
for
a character such as
she.
She took what she
wanted
and never took any
crap.
So this sorry sap had
her pegged.
He said, “She’s not
quite right”.
A match made in heaven,
the future was bright
for Mr. and Mrs. Not
Quite Right!
© JPW – 2013
Jeep, this made me smile. I have heard it said that there is a match for everyone. Good thing they found one another...it seems this match is perfect!! LOL.
ReplyDeleteThankfully, for all of humanity as well, Mary! ;) Thanks for the look see!
Delete...it's in the 'not fitting' that we find the best 'fit'... an enjoyable read today... loved it... smiles...
ReplyDeleteThanks kelvin. In a bit of a playful mood today, so smiles are welcomed! Glad you liked it!
DeleteOh this was fun. I especially love the repeated sounds close together - cool form.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherry. What's fun if it isn't shared!
DeleteCute and entertaining!
ReplyDeleteYou're very perceptive, Laurie! I wrote this while wearing my clown nose and juggling! It apparently shows!
Deleteah! the best fit works anyway! Nice read
ReplyDeleteAlways with the first instincts, Akila - right or not quite!
DeleteLovely and full of life
ReplyDeleteFull of SOMETHING, that's for sure, Alan! Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteNot quite right is sometimes just so. :-)
ReplyDeleteRight is right, Kim! And you're correct: even not quite so can be just so!
DeleteWow - I think you just described my late,great marriage. Lots of 'not quite right' there. Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Wyoming. Any similarity to relationships, real or non are strictly coincidental. ;)
DeleteNot quite right...love it!!
ReplyDeleteNQR needs love too! ;)
DeleteThis made me chuckle. Not quite right is actually right. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteThat's a relief, Suzy. My parents always said that I was "not quite right", so it's good to know I'm actually right.
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