SHOT GUN WEDDING --- JUMPING THE BROOM

SHOT GUN WEDDING  by Celine Leduc August 2015 edited by Norman Simon 

A man forced to take responsibility,

A woman impregnated by the man;

He lusted for her,

She lusted for him;

He knows her in the biblical way,

She knows him carnally;

He blames her for his fall,

She reminds him, "You wanted me;"

He says I wanted you but not the child,

Is he not responsible for the child?

They lusted after each other,

Yet never really knew each other;

Friends they were not,

Friends they never will be;

A shot gun unites them,

Sadly not their LOVE child.

JUMPING THE BROOM  by Celine Leduc August 2015 edited by Norman Simon 

Parents speak to each other

A couple wants to be one;

Characters matters,

Similarity is needed;

Complement each other,

Her strength, his weakness;

His strength a student, he is,

He learns from her and she from him;

They are different, yes,

But so similar as each knows the other;

Friends, they become, best, they are,

First criteria they do not jump the gun;

Lust comes, lust goes

Friendship lasts forever.