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December 28, 2012
Although he raved
and misbehaved,
when he was drowning,
his life she saved.
So much bottle,
so much front,
so much self bravado.
So much hard centre,
so much thick skin,
so like an avocado.
Today is the yesterday, when you
promised yourself the moon.
Tomorrow won’t be any different,
unless you get off your backside soon.
To stand in the space where she stood,
when you looked into her eyes and were
misunderstood, and wondered if you
shouldn’t or should, is the agony you still
put yourself through, for the rose never
blossomed and remained a bud.
And to yearn for her after so long,
cannot do the heart any good.
They are going through a purple patch,
devoid of sloths and moles,
and putting one foot forward,
after years with crippled souls.
It’s a new day, with a whole new
set of people to meet and greet.
More names to remember,
more faces to familiarise with.
Sort the chaff from the wheat,
rise up and compete.
She knows someone who knows him well,
and from time to time, lets her know
how he’s growing.
Having that link, even second hand,
puts her at ease when the cold wind
comes blowing.
December 24, 2012
Mendotta bumped into Percoughalees,
as she emerged from the Boulangerie.
‘What are you doing in Paris?’ asked Mendotta.
‘From you, Percoughalees, I’ll never be free!’
‘Oh dearest Mendotta, what a surprise!
Let me assist you with your baps’
‘I’m quite capable, thank you Percoughalees’,
said Mendotta, sensing yet another of his traps’.
Research shows there’s an outside chance,
and statistics back it up.
But you’re on your own, once you dare,
take a sip from the loving cup.
His sadness oozed out of every pore.
His loss, too great to recall.
Without his true love by his side,
a second wind he failed to install.