| by Jack Lashbrook | |
| Published on: Aug 26, 2004 | |
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| Type: Poetry | |
| https://www.tigweb.org/express/panorama/article.html?ContentID=4208 | |
A thumping on the stairs. A pounding in the hall. Suddenly music blares. (“Pink” I think) But I couldn’t be sure at all. I lie atrembling in my bed, As the kitchen kettle switches on. Preparing myself, in my head, To be horribly leapt upon. Silly, but I think of the things I should have cleaned. All the tasks I left undone. Then I’m smothered by my own Josey Fiend, Calling me “her loverly mum”. Monsters should be malicious. Demons aren’t supposed to be sweet, But mine can be delicious, A wickedly naughty, mischievous treat. Nose hair plucked, moustache trimmed. Boots polished, jodhpurs cleaned. Hair all primped and primmed. My adorable little Josey Fiend. « return. |
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