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Looking For My Ass

A poem remembering what's lost.

By Jason Ray Morton Published 2 years ago 1 min read
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Where for art thou,

My old and missing friend,

You seemed to disappear with a pow,

And I thought we'd be together until the end!

I remember when they all looked at you,

The way you filled out those old Guess jeans,

Worrying about pants staying up, not something I had to do,

Nor would it ever be in my wildest dreams.

Over the years you had shrunken down,

Often reminding me to wear a belt,

Until I realized you left, and I began to frown,

You can't imagine how that felt.

My ass, please come home to me,

You kept my jeans from hanging too low,

I promise many squats to help work on thee,

So my jeans, no lower will they go!

Dammit, all to hell,

Where's my ass!

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About the Creator

Jason Ray Morton

Writing has become more important as I live with cancer. It's a therapy, it's an escape, and it's a way to do something lasting that hopefully leaves an impression.

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  • Babs Iverson2 years ago

    LOL!!! ❤️❤️💕

  • Teresa Renton2 years ago

    Ha ha! Thanks for the giggle this morning 😂

  • Are you feeling a little behind with your writing, Jason?

  • Mariann Carroll2 years ago

    That was funny 😁

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