SHORT
SHORTS
The Number of Our Days
Numbers, as we know, are
Sometimes near and sometimes far,
Sometimes large and sometimes small
The iron means that bound us all.
The
Salvation of Showers
Showers are the saving of us
Who'd rather be called a silly wuss
Than have to truthfully admit
That in a bathtub we can no longer sit!
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Tenderness
of The Bones
I have bursitis in my elbow
And arthritis is in my hip;
My balance is gone, dear fellow,
And I dread a fall or a slip.
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Looking
Back
My backside is somewhere behind me;
I have not seen all of it in an eon.
If my bones on a bench do grind me,
How can all that flesh come to be on?
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© Philip E. Hodgkins, 5/26/02
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