I wish,
I wish,
I wish,
no rain would fall on my garden ground
until all the grass was mown down
and
weeds heaped in a dreadfully high mound
and
every plant was pronounced fit and sound
and
.
.
.
Phooey!
Shuck-ems!
Pfft!
Kaput!
.
.
.
Silly me
.
.
.
by then all that could be seen
of my once-upon-a-time leafy green
would be a Sahara desert scene
cause I'm stuck on impossible dreams
a master of disaster in jeans
WHAT!
.
.
.
well sell me down the river,
stab me in the back,
bite my dagnabbit hand
.
.
.
the thesaurus is bluntly unkind
to us mismanagers of our fingers
entering into that cute little search box
the
word
klutz
.
.
.
and
I
am
a
moronic
imbecilic
nincompoopie
ignoramus
of
a
loser
whose
a
yokel
numskull
hayseed
half-wit
simpleton
.
.
.
I'm going to pretend
I don't know how
this collection
of
concrete disaster
showed up
in
my
driveway
Kitty loves me
and
that's good enough.
Charlotte
Thomas
Casey
Austin
Jamie
You've created a kitty sanctuary out there and it is beautiful!! Concrete will rise again another day. No worries.
ReplyDeleteThat's the wonderful thing about pets.
ReplyDeleteThey love you no matter the foibles, real or imagined. I think your garden looks lovely and I especially like the paths and wrought iron fencing.
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