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December 7, 2014
and in a life
that was suppressed,
with one’s best efforts
always second best,
there was comfort waiting
by the fire,
never judging, and without
a crossed wire.
And when they failed to see
you’d come home now,
always the cat sat waiting
to say me-ow.
No better calmer;
that snugly ball,
who read the signs
and said ‘just sod ‘em all!
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