I regret nothing

Don’t send me an apron for Xmas
When all that I want is a glove
A glove for the oven
Its hands must be frozen
Let’s drown the old oven in love.

Don’t send me a card on my birthday
I cannot remember your name
Just bake me a cake
I prefer it to steak
Don’t limp unless you are lame


Don’t change the sheets every week,dear
For washing them makes them wear thin
Just give me a brush
I’ll beat off the fluff
Then we can both have some fun

Don’t give me bacon for breakfast
God won’t let Jews eat it yet
His aversion to swine
Is what makes him divine
The fig tree
is dead I regret

Childhood

Medieval stone arches of Old Stirling Bridge over the River Forth with Queen Annes Lace on riverbank and Wallace Monument Stirling Scotland UK

When I was little we had a lovely picture on the wall.It was the Three Bears
My brothers and I all loved it,
When I was five,it changed into a bridge with three arches and a river

Similarly the house up out street had faces.So did the armchairs in the living room
Everything was alive and to be related to