The Green Chair – Alzheimers comes to stay
Clunk,
splutter, giggle.
A mass of
household goods,
a chest, a
table, some cutlery
sliding on
every bend.
Scrape,
gasp, wriggle.
The pigtails
bounce with glee,
a whole new
world of discovery
contained in
a blue work van.
Mum tells us
to sit and behave,
the huge
chair holds safe
as we all go
along for the ride.
Screech,
crunch, retire.
We make it
safely home,
the blue van
now stands empty,
Grandma now
reigns over our home.
Self-Help!
An evening
to reflect
A day that
started bright
An afternoon
of contentment
And an
evening to relax.
the line,
who knows, but
giving our
all will make
it surely
like to succeed?
to the
metal, pull those
socks up,
and show fine
fettle. Do
what you do
The rest
will follow, and
all your
results will be
for whatever
input has been.
Find your
way to work
the rest
will follow your
lead to the
joy and
greatness
you have found.
Bob is a
furry head. He
squeaks and
tweaks.
Curly pawed
he gambols
and
twitches. Paws on
a sixpence,
big-eyed
and playful.
Bob is a
furry head.
He growls and
he hisses,
bites like they’re
kisses. Play
lace, or chase
mouse. Bob
is in charge
of our
house.
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