Oh
the wolf was at the door,
he was at the door,
wanting more--
What do you do
but roll over & play dead,
dead as a doorknob
as they say--
But what do they say
about girls who invite
the wolf inside,
opening the door wide,
welcoming him in
for tea & a quickie?
Quick,
take the love that you get,
even the big bad love,
& pass it around.
This week's music challenge to the Real Toads is "The Wolf Is Getting Married" by Sinead O'Connor.
Interesting bit of wildness here . . . .
ReplyDeleteNaughty... but nice = )
ReplyDeleteis it? i don't even know.
ReplyDeleteYes, this is good advice, because imo marrying this type never works out... better love and run!
ReplyDeleteI love this, even the big, bad love...
ReplyDeleteYes, this is wild n' naughty!
I enJOYed reading your wild wisdom :D
Ha! My mother just had a heart attack, reading this! (not really).
ReplyDeleteWho's gonna turn away wolf-love? Not me. Got to love Red's flimsy story of visiting grandmother's house, but she sure was gone a long while....
I love it!
ReplyDeleteGives a bit of a new meaning to the phrase "the wolf at the door." Wry, well-built stuff.
ReplyDeleteAm I stupid for saying that I'm catching some serious Roman Catholic school vibes here?
ReplyDeleteLOL..Well, they do say most women love a bad boy, (especially if she likes spice) lol
ReplyDeleteVery witty
This is so clever, kiddo. I used to joke that after decades of trying to keep the wolf from the door, I finally let him in. Hee hee. I LOVE "take the love that you get"....yup, sage advice.
ReplyDeletetea and a quickie :)
ReplyDeleteLove the bad boys... but make sure you leave them behind! :)
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