5783, the 759th. prime.
Money got tight
5784 = 23 × 3 × 241
And they just didn’t count on
5785 = 5 x 13 x 89
The tears
5786 = 2 × 11 × 263
They lived for a while in a
5787
Very nice style
5788 = 22 x 1447
But it’s always the same in the end
5789 = 7 × 827
They got a divorce as a matter
5790
Of course
[Just because I’m curious–has anybody else ever know a real-life “Brenda and Eddie”? I sure have.]
5791, 760th. prime.
And they parted the closest
[Yes, I have. My wife has developed a Law according to which the more extravagant and lavish the wedding party, the sooner and bitterer the divorce, and vice versa. Holds pretty well, though the sample size is admittedly very small.]
5792
Of friends
[In my case, “Brenda and Eddie” were Sue and Jeff. He was the Big Man on our high school campus, and she was the head cheerleader. I’ve kept in touch with them via Facebook. He’s summited Everest twice, while she has won awards for equestrian dressage. Extremely well off, both of them.
But a few years ago, things went south. Jeff found somebody younger (he’s my age, early 60s, putting him at about 55 when this happened, and so is/was Sue), and the marriage fell apart. I’m of the understanding that it was a very messy divorce, involving kids, horses, real estate, holdings of investments in the US and Canada, and so on. They may have been the popular steadies, and the king and the queen of the prom, but they “sure didn’t count on the tears.”]
5793 = 3 × 1931
Then the king and the queen went
5794 = 2 x 2897
Back to the green
5795
But you can never go back
5796 = 22 x 32 x 7 x 23
There again
[Well, the couples I thought of were not in the same league as Sue and Jeff, and they did not wait until the kids were grown up to declare war.]
5797 = 11 × 17 × 31
Brenda and Eddie had had it
5798
Already by the summer of '75
[Sue and Jeff are each fine people, but maybe they had too much too soon, like Brenda and Eddie, and couldn’t handle it.]
5799 = 3 × 1933
From the high to the low to
5800!
The end of the show
5801, prime
For the rest of their lives
5802 = 2 × 3 × 967
They couldn’t go back to