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September 9, 2012
They were never destined to lie together.
Theirs was a friendship based on protection.
Had lust entered the frame, complications would
have arisen, forcing the dynamics to change.
The journey was exhilarating
and much better than the arrival.
For being there meant facing the
prospect of the departure, which
would come around far too quickly.
Hard times produce
creativity and thrift.
Awakening a survival
mechanism, that
would otherwise be
left free to drift.
‘It won’t last’ they said.
‘You’re too young’ they said.
‘You haven’t had a life’ they said.
‘You’re all off your head’ she said
and with him – fled.
He made a blunder
He stole his thunder
Is it any wonder
he was set asunder?
They married young,
a family followed.
It was tough at first,
they fought and hollered.
But with bitter pills and
hard times swallowed.
They battled through and
in love wallowed.
September 6, 2012
The triangle of destiny,
the percussion of life.
With it’s lightest of touches,
can scar like a knife.
Doing nothing isn’t advisable.
Something won’t just appear out of the blue.
The input you contribute will be immeasurable.
Go forth and develop pastures new.
Their demons did ‘em in the end.
All the help in the world failed
to pull them out of the mire.
They were hell bent on destruction.
No common sense could they acquire.
The park is full of doo-dah
from pooches large and small.
Lamp-posts too are minging, and
where there’s none, they’ve used the wall!