Now who would spray a bathroom floor
with cleaner, then just go
into another room to sort
her laundry!
Who? You know!
And who, forgetting floor was wet,
would later holler, “Whoa’’
as feet slipped out from under as
she landed!
Who? You know.
And just because the wall was there
her head incurred a blow,
perhaps to knock some sense inside
her noggin. Who?
You know!
And who is now quite tender,
still lying rather low
with ice pack on her derriere?
How stupid!
Who? You know!
Tell me, do you see a cat's face in the rear portion of the sparrow, or may it be something to do with cracking the back of my head on the wall?
A slippin' and a slidin'
ReplyDeleteis not so good to do
but a smashin' and a crashin'
Oh my... poor poor you!
I hope you're feeling much better before too long, Glo.
And yes, I absolutely do see the cat face on the ends of the wings. I didn't at first but then I tried squinting and immediately saw my boy, Skitty! That's uncanny.
Thanks for the poetic reply :) Feeling better, thanks. Exciting you could see Skitty in the feathers ^-^ ~
DeleteOh dear I do hope that you're okay. Yes I can see a cat's face! Take care, Flighty xx
ReplyDeleteMuch better, thanks, Flighty ~ good spotting :)
DeleteOh dear Glo. You really must look out for some gentler senior moments.
ReplyDeleteHi John ~ yes, I hope I've learned another lesson ~ always more to learn!
DeleteOUCH - sounds painful - I know what you are going through - I had a fall earlier in the year and hurt in places I didn't know existed. Yes I can see the cat's face - well spotted.
ReplyDeleteHi Elaine ~ Falling is painful, as you know! On the mend now though. Glad you saw the cat's face, too.
DeleteOh you poor thing, I hope all the bumps and bruises go soon, loved the poem though. Yes, when I squint I see a cat's face on the wings.xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks, Snowbird ~ have to keep my poems going even when in pain ;) There's a lot of squinting going on here ~ but glad you saw the cat's face.
DeleteAck. Just what nobody needs, that's who!
ReplyDeleteHi Glo, Its Roomie. I am so sorry to read about your fall but thankful you seem to be getting better. Your poem made me smile. Do take care. My best to you.
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