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May 12, 2015
The things she wanted
before she died:
Like artex ceilings replaced,
as ‘good taste’ they belied!
The things she insisted
she wanted right:
Like colour co-ordination,
though subtle, not bright!
The things she flung out,
to make a fresh start:
The six lawn mowers he kept;
the silly old fart!
The things she embraced,
now she lived as one:
How wonderful the world,
now she was ninety one!
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