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November 27, 2012
When others mock your accent,
and in it find laughter and mirth,
consider them rude and untravelled,
and not a minute of time, to be worth.
Just be proud to speak in your
motherland tongue;
be proud of the place of your birth.
November 25, 2012
You came, you saw,
you loitered with intent.
I saw, I came,
I willingly did relent.
He quietly put the key in the lock,
the hour was late and he needed affection.
But the key wouldn’t budge, for he was at
the wrong house, fast realising his
memory stick had lost it’s direction.
His influence was massive,
but their respect twofold.
Both giving strength to each other,
and when needed, truth, be told.
When you awaken to find his
toes tickling your feet, and his
heart against your body, racing
at a speedy beat.
You know there’s just two seconds
to come up with a plan, to figure
where you are, and who, beside you,
is this man?
When out of the blue,
a little love bug comes calling
Flick the head of the little love bug,
and send him sprawling.
In the quietest kind of way,
he just got on with it.
He had a willing pair of hands,
and found no job too foreboding,
no task too demeaning.
From day one he was so easy
to train, and the obvious choice
to finish first, in the winning lane.
November 23, 2012
Try to find some beauty
in an ugly bluebottle fly.
It may be an ancient ancestor,
returning to earth for a second try.
Let’s be flexible,
and accepting of fools.
Let’s be pliable, and
break a few rules.
December, the month of recklessness,
with wild parties and permissible craic.
The reward for a year of slavery,
and relief from not getting the sack.