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September 29, 2012
By the time she hobbled along the
Champs Elysees she was far too
weary to appreciate it’s splendour.
It had been her lifelong wish to visit
Paris and here she was, lost in the
hullabaloo that is parisienne chaos.
Still looking stunning, but stubbornly
refusing a wheelchair, she clung to me
so tightly that her nails cut into my skin.
Upon reaching the other side of the
boulevard she let go of my arm and
grabbing hold of a metal barrier, said,
‘Help me God, I never knew it was
like this, please help me’.
Some dreams are best left as dreams.
Today is the tomorrow one wastes
yearning for yesterday.
September 23, 2012
He spent his life in the ‘sin bin’,
both on the field and off.
Often arriving home legless, through
copious amounts he liked to quaff.
For a change she was speechless,
dumbfounded, agog.
When she saw to her cost,
what he’d written on his blog.
Channel your anger
by walking away.
Avoid a stroke and
live to see the next day.
With sloppiness in evidence, they
looked like they hadn’t turned up.
Imagine losing to a non league side
in the first round of the cup!
The first half started promisingly,
with new signings seeming to gel.
But then two penalties against them,
meant the game turned into hell.
There was an element of laziness
that trickled through his game, or,
perhaps his confidence was shaken,
as after his injury, he was never the same.
We need a strong team leader,
a fighter with a positive vibe,
who’ll turn around our fortunes,
and this family club revive.
His falling was appalling,
but by the ref, left overlooked.
He deserved his marching orders, or
certainly should have been booked.