Garden Blasphemy Poem by Phil Soar

Garden Blasphemy



He spoke for a while about livestock and 'things'
How we need pollinators, how a skylark just sings
He was so influential, and chose his words well
Then he slipped on the wet floor and said: 'F***ing hell! '

Not used to blaspheming, he said 'I beg your pardon
Who left this much water on the path in my garden? '
Reminding him that he had left the tap on
His wife said 'oh darling, I think your mind's gone! '

Monday, August 21, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: gardening,humour,old age
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