A short note about today's poem. My eldest son Philip RIP my love. Told me that he didn't understand poetry it went right over his head. So I asked him to give me the first line for a poem and I would write one that he would understand. This is a little frivolous but it worked! The first line he gave me was Pass the soap
All our sorrows, joys, tears and laughter will pass like clouds. This blog is dedicated to my beloved husband, Ralph, who was always the light of my life. Please feel free to comment or ask questions. I would be delighted to hear from you. Just hit the comment button below any posting. Left clicking on an image will bring it up larger in a separate window. There is a translation button (below on the right ) to enable you to read in your own language.
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28 August 2021
PASS THE SOAP
Said Daisy coyly “Pass the soap
forget your rubber ducky.
I’ll scrub your back if you’ll scrub mine.”
Said Edward, “You’ll be lucky!
Now move your feet, they’re in the way
my ducky wants to swim,
and I need lots of elbow room
to launch my submarine.”
Incensed, the furious Daisy rose
and stepped out of the tub.
“What happened to the romance, Ed ~
now you prefer your sub?”
She donned a robe and dried her hair
and screamed and cried and taunted,
but Ed, absorbed by duck and sub
ignored her rage undaunted.
So Daisy, bitterly bereft
said “Ed, you're such a dope”
then dropped the drier in the bath.
“You should have passed the soap.”
G.Galton
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