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July 31, 2012
Should we have children?
she asked her aunts
as they all sat together one day,
in the house where there’d
been a near tragedy.
One aunt said, ‘Well love,
look at it this way.
‘If you’ve none to make you laugh,
none will make you cry’.
(Both these aunts were childless,
I have to say)
Then the other one said,
‘Ee, I wouldn’t bother,
‘Look at what’s happened here today’.
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