Let’s up and away and go for a day
Unto the Tyrrhenian Sea
To a spot that I know, a pretty bagno
In a town that I call CDP
We can sit by the shore, in sunshine galore
Using words like prego and pago
We can linger and dine, sip a glass of white wine
From the Tuscan Archipelago
We’ll gaze at the dolls enjoying their hols
Clad in their miniscule suits
Near-naked girls with cascading curls
Forbidden mouth-watering fruits
Behind our sunglasses we’ll check out those lasses
Recalling our youthful era
Those times! Those days! That gay polonaise
With Tina and Lola and Sarah
And so many others enjoying their druthers
Would dance for a handful of pennies
And on went the ball with girls short and tall
Most of them still in their twenties
But all that has passed and life’s speeding fast
We must be content with just viewing
Those lasses, nigh bare, with clothing so rare
And our earlier romps eschewing
This is wonderful!!
You are very kind, dear, Anastasia. I think that the CDP part of verse 1 is kind of cheesy, but I am OK with the rest. All I think about these days is writing poetry; I cannot believe it!!