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Tag Archives: age
The small dog and the gardener…
The grass had grown, was far too long, My mower wouldn’t cope. What if I trimmed it down a bit? That might work. I could hope. I got the trimmer all set up, The dog would not go in, Just … Continue reading
Comfortable?
My son was leaning out of the window when I arrived and watched me walk to his door. He was eyeing me strangely, but said nothing until I had brought him his morning coffee. “I’d forgotten that you were female.” … Continue reading
Borderline #midnighthaiku
I should have done this earlier… I am blaming the technical problems caused by ‘there will be no interruption to your service‘ being wholly inaccurate. I would just like to thank everyone who sent good wishes for my sixtieth birthday … Continue reading
June #midnighthaiku
Just a memory Stately spires and dancing stars Frolic in the sun * Summer fades the bloom Wise flowers furl their petals Strength gathers within
Key #midnighthaiku
* Hearts hold memories Fireside tales for winter nights Await unlocking *
