I
was poor in health but not in spirit,
I
was humorous and funny with wit,
But
I’d be sadly mentally unstable
Bringing
uncertainty to your table,
But
mostly I was duly predictable
As
you could tell when I was sick,
And
you tried to lessen suffering
With
your gentle and sweet loving.
I
loved your hair bouncing with flare,
And
pleasantly I liked to just so stare
At
your pretty, beautiful sweet-self
Looking
fit and in fine good health.
We
were so modestly good together
With
both being so a giver and lover.
©
Andrew Stevenson 20/09/2017
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Thank you Yvonne for thinking so, it is most appreciated. Blessings my Friend. Love love, Andrew.
DeleteIt's a hard thing to try and ease the suffering of someone who is mentally ill. I've been in the giving and receiving ends of that situation. I'm guessing that this is about Clare. How good that she was there for you at that time, Andrew.
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