You're wearing quite a grin
capital T
Trophy Twenty Thirteen Turns
To Trophy Twenty fourteen,
Twenty four Trophy hours from now.
To Truly Twist my Trophy mind
That's Twisted all The Trophy Time
i'm Typing up some Trophy lines
That do not have a Trophy rhyme.
The only Trophy Trick To This
is Trying To include a Twist,
That Teases all your Trophy minds
in Thinking That i'm clever.
To Think That i would capitalize
and Trick your Trophy brains
is Truthful To a Tee.
The Trophy wife To guess This mess
must first respond To me, Tracey!
Valerie and Ardella
Diamond Envy
Trophy wives are priceless
And priceless has no rhyme.
But like a precious diamond,
They sparkle all the time.
Speaking of their sparkle,
Ardella comes to mind.
The rock that Mitch just gave her,
Is quite the sparkling kind.
Trophy wives aren't jealous.
Oh No! Not much they say.
We all ran home to tell our men
Our band cracked that same day!
Now El Paseo Jewelers,
Is out there saving lives,
Of men who wish to spoil
Their sparkling Trophy wives!
Match Play
Trophy wives tried 'Match Play'
And Haley kicked some ass.
Plumed her way through 18 holes,
Mastering the grass.
Sandy's round was sandy.
She hits the ball a ton.
Flirting close to danger zones,
But finished number one!
Chief was pretty chatty.
She thinks she knows it all.
"Concede the putt you little bitch;"
"Pick up your effin ball!"
Carol, on the other hand,
Is poised, polite, and brief.
The next time that we play 'Match Play'
She's voting off the Chief!
Chief, Joanne, Carol
Matchy Matchy-Play
Trophy Wives are planners,
Organized, unique.
Matching shorts and Gucci belts
Is not so Trophy sheik.
Ideally when we come to play
We ought to look like Jo.
With just a splash of orange,
She looks great from head-to-toe.
Synchronizing outfits
Is just not savior-flair.
Next time, Mrs. Nobis,
Text me what you'll wear!
And when we go out shopping,
Or-ange-ing what to buy.
Let's pick out golfing outfits,
Unique to you and I!
Silver! Shmilver!
Trophy wives give great advice.
Though eloquent, is not so nice.
Superior in every way.
So confident in what they say.
Like, "You should play from the red tees!"
Your shots require remedies.
You drove the ball right in the trap.
Silver! Shmilver! You play like crap!
And we don't wish to follow you.
Nor the men in front of you!
For we are Trophy's! Hear us roar!
Remove your ass out the front door!
And take your clubs, your attitudes.
Take your egos! Take your dudes!
Go find some other place to play.
Not Mission Hills on Trophy day!
Carol and Vivian
A Suitcase Full of Sin!
Trophy wives love garlic fries;
Beer & wine & whisky.
Stories of Las Vegas acts,
Sexy, fun and frisky!
Garter belt; black fishnets;
Stilettos and a hat.
Imagine what your man would do
If you were wearing that!
So bye bye Brady-Bundchen.
You're too hot NOT to win.
I'm headed to Nevada
With a suitcase full of sin!
Jim and The Chief
Vegas Keeps Its Secrets
Trophy wives are curious;
They pointedly inquire,
About the Chief's liaisons,
And how they did transpire.
Garter belts; stilettos;
Fishnets and a thong.
Regardless what your wearing,
They don't stay on for long!
'Zumanity' will tantalize
Your inner trophy sinner,
After savoring the flavor
Of an Emeril Orleans dinner!
Las Vegas keeps its secrets.
The Chief will keep hers too.
My sage advice, dear Trophy Wife
Is play some "Peek a Boo!"
Ardella and Laurie
Massaging Butt and Back
Trophy Wives have hectic lives,
With tournaments galore.
Challenging our privileged selves,
Unlike times before.
We leisurely slipped thru our round,
Enjoying chit and chat.
Golfing on a sun drenched day,
And that was really THAT!
Now when we head out to play,
We have no room for slack.
Instead we need a grinding fist,
Massaging butt and back!
It's time to let the pressure go,
To heal our bod and brain.
Letting go of all the junk
That makes us feel insane!
We're not in the Olympics.
We're not on any tour.
Let's reconnect to days gone by,
And play our Golf Du Jour!
Taking Home the Gold
Trophy Wives love targets,
But not the retail chain.
When Polly 'locked on' to a house
She hit it again
And again!
Then Val stood up to anchor
Her ball atop a tee,
And smacked it into Polly's,
That split into a 'V'
The two of them are talents.
Visions to behold.
If this were the Olympics,
They both would take home GOLD!
Poker Play Day
Trophy Wives played poker chips;
The good one's and the bad.
Sand & Water, 8's & Trees,
Made Trophy's very sad.
Good one's canceled bad one's.
Bad one's weren't so good.
If you could pass a bad one,
You definitely should!
We held them in our pockets,
Keenly kept aware.
The clanking we were hearing,
We wished were not in there.
We coveted the One Putt,
The Birdies and the Pars,
Held on tight with all our might,
Grateful they were ours!
Handing over good one's,
Did not happen fast.
The one to win the money,
Held the good one's last!
Val, Cheryle, Laurie, Sandy & Ardella
Sixty?
Trophy Wives turn sixty;
Are fabulously funny;
Live the most fantastic lives;
Play golf, drink booze, spend money!
Who would want to change a thing?
Our life is such a gift.
Perhaps in ten we'll feel inclined
To give our face a lift!
For now we'll just luxuriate
On sun-drenched desert days.
Raise our glass to friendship,
Embrace our Trophy ways.
We'll share our tales of travel.
Have months and months of fun.
Then reunite next season,
And toast to sixty-one!
Polly, Sandy, Susan
Vivian, Ardella, Laurie, Val, Tracey, Joanne
Polly and Susan
The Pose
Trophy Wives do dinners.
Have lots of things to say.
Health & beauty, travel, golf,
Are on our minds all day.
When posing for a picture,
Our boobs and arms collide.
It takes us several minutes,
Before we can decide
On who is in the front row?
Who is close behind?
The need to look our very best,
Is always on our mind.
Our kids have taught us one thing.
A bent arm makes you thinner.
Now hold that pose 'cause here it goes...
Say Cheese! We've got a WINNER!
Chief, Susan, Cheryle, Laurie, Carol, Gioconda, Polly, Vivian
Misunderstood
Trophy Wives put emphasis
On vowels in certain words.
Pronunciation experts?
Vocabulary nerds?
Either way, we find ourselves discussing
garburators;
Capillaries; pillories, Word impersonators?
Canadians have accents,
Americans just don't.
It's good we understand ourselves,
'Cause most outsiders won't!
Gioconda, Carol, Vivian
Chief, Cheryle, Laurie, Susan, Polly