Source: Mytwosentences 115
Mytwosentences 115
Source: Mytwosentences 115
Source: Mytwosentences 115
As I lie nibbling chocolate on my couch
And watching old trash on my small TV
The cat stands on my leg,so I cry,Ouch.
She’s needy,though yet youngerer than me
For this cat does not like for me to move
Once she has settled right behind my knee.
I realise it’s not I she truly loves,
To her I am no more than a small tree
I stumble to the kitchen for some tea
The kettle boils; I find I have no milk.
I’m bothered by my need to wee and wee.
My flesh feels less and less like Chinese silk.
When nature makes us rest, we must obey.
Or maybe we won’t see another day.
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Although Stan was 92 years old he still rode his bike as much as possible in the summertime.He was out in the garden pumping up the tyres before going off to the Library when suddenly his neighbour Annie appeared at the gate,bedecked as usual in finest Scottish tweed with a long pendant on a solid 22 carat gold chain swinging nonchalantly from her neck,with a matching ring attached mysteriously to her upper lip
“Who’re you,the Lady Mayoress” he joked noisily as he felt nervous.
Where’s Mary?” she whispered shyly.
“She’s up with her widowed sister Joan in Scotland ” Stan admitted nervously.
“Joan,that’s not a very Scottish name!” Annie joked.”anyway how about we sit down here on this bench for a moment”.She pulled him vigorously towards her.Stan responded regretfully yet politely
“I’m afraid I can’t stop.I have all these old books overdue and the library shuts in 15 minutes.
“Don’t worry,sweet heart”, she cried softly.”I’ll pay all your fines.I’ve just come into loads of money.”
“Oh,how’s that.my angel” Stan murmured into her ear.
“I just shot Bert.If you help me to get rid of the evidence,I’ll share the loot with you.”
At the funeral,Annie was dressed in a beautiful dark brown suit from Jaeger.She went around the room making sure everyone had enough food and drink..As she leaned over towards Stan her heavy gold locket,inside which was hidden the bullet that killed Bert,swung over and hit Stan a glancing blow on his temple.
Stan fell to the ground where luckily there was a thcik wool carpet
“Do you think we should ring 999?” someone asked sarcastically.Within minutes paramedics arrived.
“So,is it that chair again?” they clamoured.
“Yes,this foolish old man fell over and the leg came off my new antique chair.I’ve only had it a few days and it’s not insured.”
“Did anyone ever tell you,your eyes are like deep pools in the Sargossa Sea?” The paramedic whispered into her right ear.I’m Dave,by the way,her muttered.
“Have you still not finished that Creative Writing Course?” Annie shouted,continuing..
“I’m getting tired of you admiring my eyes.What about my nose?”
“Has anyone ever told you,your nose is the shortest they’ve ever seen?” he said furtively
“That’s a bit boring” Annie retorted. angrily
“Yeah,maybe I should change to Art,” he ruefully moaned, his eyes on the ground
“I love the way your deep blue and turquoise eye shadow is melting round your eyes and running down the sides of your nose.”
“Hurry up and fix my chair,and while you’re about it,you may as well take Stan down to A and E for a head X-ray.”
Glancing slyly at Annie in her Jaeger suit with carefully contrasting deep coral blouse and opaque teal blue 80 denier tights with 6 inch stiletto heels to complete the outfit, not to mention her raspberry coloured bra which clashed violently with the coral blouse, which, as it happens, was more transparent than she realised, Dave picked up a hammer and began,excitedly,to mend the broken chair as this would put her in his debt.
“This is what life is all about,my boy” he thought.Little did he know the true tale, that Annie had murdered her husband merely because she felt very bored.
Boredom is very dangerous.If you are affected why not go out and look at some hats?
I do and look at me!

How like a prison is my once loved home
Since now I linger here in fevered chills.
No more may I be free to walk and roam
Nor climb the mountains and the hills.
The television irks me and annoys
I cannot bear the sound of human voice.
My lost intelligence is not deployed
I err in thinking I have little choice.
And so it is myself whom I destroy.
What path to take when feeling lost and ill,
When lying in my bed I cannot rest.
What act would give me strength and better will?
What purpose has this illness and its test?
The road to hell is paved with too much thought
So smaller joys and pleasures are not sought