Packed pub.
All the usual customers
& more.
My politician uncle
entertaining the then Prime Minster
gentle gentleman Jack
pipe in mouth
(calm personified)
being backslapped…good man Jacked and handshaked
to death.
My pretty little cousin
(famous to herself)
frowns
totally immune
to the charm
of the great man
stops the proceedings
in their tracks:
“Daddy...”
she announces
(not fazed in the least) .
“Yes, love...? ”
Uncle Paddy
beams with pride.
“When you are dead
...will all this be mine? ”
She’s drowned
in laughter
picked up
& petted…feted.
The great man
reduced to a great guffaw.
This...the highlight
of his visit
a child’s wantonness
& innocence.
Funny and cute! Amusing and amazing! Must have brought the house down...ya can't buy moments like that. love ginaXXX
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I'd say this moment went down in family history. What an acute moment of embarrassment and innocence tangled together. I like the telling of it! Fun! love Debbie Debs