Don't be afraid
there's a door between you
and the street
a spy hole
for you to peep out in the dark
double glazing to dampen
the sound of footsteps
on the path
a walking stick
tapping in the hall
security lights
a smoke alarm
a banister to stay your fall
a grab rail by the shower
handles on the bath
a red blanket
tumbler by your bed
an extra loud telephone
they've thought of everything.
Written in support of campaign to retain wardens in sheltered housing 2012
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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