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January 7, 2013
True friends are meaningful allies,
never afraid to say what they think.
Our best interest they have at heart,
and want to see us back in the pink.
True friends are with us constantly,
even those who have gone on ahead.
Lovingly locked in a parcel of security,
they tied up with a gossamer thread.
December 28, 2012
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.
November 28, 2012
For now, you’ll do for now,
not forever mind, but for now
is fine. You fill a void, you tend
my needs, you stem the bleed.
For now, means just until, but
with the morning light, the tree
could lose a bow, anyhow, let’s
live for now.
November 25, 2012
His influence was massive,
but their respect twofold.
Both giving strength to each other,
and when needed, truth, be told.
November 23, 2012
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.
November 19, 2012
Like seashells on the beach,
people come in all shapes and sizes.
Each beautiful in different ways,
and full of hidden surprises.
They lived in exile,
but took solace from
knowing their parameters,
and in many ways,
enjoyed a more settled,
fulfilling life.
November 6, 2012
There’s a spare one under the mat
just by the rear door,
and another behind the bench
on the greenhouse floor.
There’s one hidden in a plastic bag
pressed into the old hydrangea.
Some worry about my security,
but I don’t think I’m in danger.
There’s one held across the road
by a very friendly neighbour,
and one held by the milkman
who sort of has it as a favour.
There’s one kept by the Vicar
in case I’m locked out after church,
and my brother also has one
in case he’s ever in the lurch.
There’s one hooked above the cat-flap
inside the utility door,
and the gardener has a duplicate, inside
a bag of fertilizer called ‘Growmore’.
Under a shammy, in a bucket,
just by the outside tap,
is another for the window cleaner
who’s such a lovely chap.
The one I haven’t mentioned,
is held by him who can’t be named,
who first came round on his pushbike
to flush my drains out, so he claimed!
October 31, 2012
Being amongst loved ones,
friends and twits,
is better than being lonesome
and out of ones wits.
The joy of souls re-united
The coming together of minds
The ecstasy beyond euphoric, that
true friendship, with time, only binds.