Bridget

by Timothy   Jul 9, 2010


Creaks...wind howls,
Lightning crashes, hooting owls;
It's not Halloween, not even close,
But this old man worries about ghosts.

He's not an invalid, his brain is intact,
But he hears things in the corridor, the dismal tract;
If he would tell his children, or his home-health nurse,
It would be county hospital, so what is worse?

Dear Bridget, gone now for a year,
But somehow NOT gone is the genuine fear;
She couldn't let him be happy while alive,
But now she's enraged that it was HE that survived!

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