Plumming

This poem gives me the impression of an older married couple. From the usage of plums in general to the way he writes about him taking the plum. He is a very kind husband for even thinking of apologizing for such a simple thing as eating plums. He may have even paid for them, or at least provided the money for the purchase. He almost thanks his wife for access to the plums, despite it clearly not being her intention. They are also both very healthy, if plums would make up their breakfasts.



I have
beat you
there is no room
for losers here

because we are the
champions of the
world now

You pass and run
you try and try
but you loose

Football is a
 sport for men
not you weak little boys