three_monkeyteers

Three Monkeyteers

This story you will not believe
Three monkeys out on New Year's Eve.
This threesome partying thru the night
Causing for many others fright.

First came the short and cute monkey
Whose eyes roved 'round good men to see
Followed by dancer number two
Who always the name of tunes knew.

The third one was a male, of course,
Who talked as though his voice was hoarse
He did the work for both the gals
While all three were the greatest pals.

These monkeys cared not what folk think
They partied well without the drink
Their hair came down, all hell broke free
When these monkeys came to party!

The two females could dance all night
Their bunny hopping quite a sight.
At karoake all would sing
Their antics all to laughter bring.

Solid Gold Dancers danced for all
In others' hearts, laughter install.
Their joyous spirits brought such cheer
They banished all friends' pain and fear.

The taller one on speaker top
Would dance as though she could not stop.
Monkey one would join her there
Both answering to any dare.

Why, its been known, once, that the male
A simple challenge would not fail
Removing clothes to please his date
Monkey two, his lifelong mate.

While monkey one and monkey two
Would for some fun, anything do
Leap-frogging in a pizza place
So many things with natural grace.

Now this New Year's Eve they will start
With something closest to their heart
A song, a dance, a joke or two
And remembering friends they knew.

Perhaps this night they'll play some games
The losers calling others names.
In crib the one is skunked so much
All think she's lost her counting touch.

Ping-pong with them is lots of fun
Watching as tempers come undone.
Arms waving wildly in the air
While ping-pong balls do not well fare!

The rules are made by number two
And often known by very few
They seem to change as she desires
Or at least 'til her partner tires!

Their plans were made before they came
But seldom do remain the same.
Whatever happens, let it be
The monkeys three will be happy!!