It's useful to do things
in the same order
every time.
For example,
whenever I get in my car,
these things are invariable:
1. I buckle my seat belt.
2. I reach for my car keys.
3. I realize I can't get
my car keys out of my pocket
with the seat belt fastened.
4. I unbuckle my seat belt.
And you can probably guess
how it goes from there.
An unusual subject chosen for poetry...indeed an interesting write..5 *****
Good poem, Ron Sir! I do understand what you meant here. Yes! So it must be.
Useful, organised and humorous too! Enjoyed reading.
By thunder, I think you and I are riding the same horse... I do that all the time! Hilarious.
In my misspent youth I flew light aircraft and gliders, they had cockpit checks and walk around the aircraft checks and you had a written list to check. Gliders we're easy, controls, instruments, spoilers, trim, release and straps.
Hey, Ron, how was your stay in Intensive Care at the hospital? bri ;)
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Now if you were on your horse, you would not need a seat belt or be fumbling for your keys. Just say Giddy Up!