As I remember days gone by,
That called for me to place a step,
Beneath a blue and sunny sky,
To find a cause to be firmly kept.
Where I would stroll with quick, deft stride,
And pedagogic in my gait,
I would carry the song of life,
That could be heard in echoes then of pate.
And tho' the steps did stumble lo',
Across many a marsh and swamp akin,
To the soggy ground that many go,
I would saunter on and my heels would ring.
But now alas I find my peds,
Drag along under wintery skies,
And search for the very ends,
That do their time undo my life.
With pouch of 'baccy and glass of scotch,
I sit on stool by bar at pub,
Recounting journeys past enough,
While feeling the warmth of a long day's rub.
And the walk I take is only found,
Between distances known afar,
Across the marsh and soggy ground,
To find a seat at the local bar.
Richetty.....I still remember you were in a wheel chair for a few weeks...Uhmmmm...life walk to the sky
Dear Richard,
Nice poem! :) Unexpected comedic ending...good use of vocabulary!
Love ya,
Janet