Our Kitchen Poem by Sean Joyce

Our Kitchen



To my father the most important
thing is the armchair, but it's not.

My sisters say its the dresser
and the table, but its not.

My mother thinks it has to be
the cooker, and she is close.

My brother says - where would
we be without the windows?

But I know its the radio. The radio
high up there on the green shelf.

Granny says – far too much noise
And reaching up she turns it off.

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Joseph Poewhit 21 May 2008

I'm part Irish and the poem reminded me of my Grand Dad

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Sean Joyce

Sean Joyce

Galway, Ireland
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