Don't Do It Yourself Poem by Alan Sandham
Don't Do It Yourself
When I attempt some home repair
I find Incompetence lives there.
He skulks and sulks to my despair,
Lurks by my uneasy chair,
All confidences robbing,
As I'm reduced to sobbing.
To screw the bolt or twist the nut,
To fill the hole or make the cut,
Requires a better mind,
Of the tried and tested kind.
So let me make this clear to you,
Just as the air is turning blue,
Your trust is best invested
In one who's tried and tested.
Wisdom Loves Professional Electricians Plumbers handy I'm handy so handy with basic repair can screw a bolt twist a nut not caught in rut fix a hole in leaking tin roof without any fear but electrical or plumbing no I'm out of here... wisdom is knowing what you can can't do leaving to professionals whatever you can't plus insurance loves real plumbers real electricians electrical fires leaking pipes love unskilled bumblers... Dedicated to the poet Alan Sandham.
'To screw the bolt or twist the nut, To fill the hole or make the cut, Requires a better mind, Of the tried and tested kind.' true there is wisdom in knowing what you can do and leaving to professionals whatever you can't, plus insurance loves real plumbers real electricians
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Insurance Loves Real Plumbers Real Electricians there is wisdom in knowing what you can do leaving to professionals whatever you can't insurance loves real plumbers real electricians Inspired by the poem 'Don't Do It Yourself' by the poet Alan Sandham. Dedicated to the poet Alan Sandham.