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July 27, 2013
Alas, lass, it came to pass
I said ‘no good could there be’,
when you fled down the path
of no return, in order to marry he.
Barely out of school were you at the
time, with fairy tales in your head,
and not prepared to listen to sense
before you entered his bed.
Alas, lass, it came to pass
No point saying ‘I told you so.
For you went down the path that I took,
so many, many years ago!
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