Richard is a gardener guy - a real green thumb type. I've encouraged to expand his gardening into "my yard", which he's done. The flowers are fabulous, and I'm sure they'll continue to be all summer long. He even waters the pots on my deck when I'm out of town.
And then there's Beverly. She's a painter - nonrepresentational - in acrylics. She does big wonderful pieces and mostly sells them for the cost of replacement materials. She and I think a lot alike politically. And she writes poetry.
Wiggelly
wobbely, jiggely tottery,
Tittering
toppelly, down we go.
Dance
of the 80s, tune for the ladies,
Step
for the lateleys, just for the slow.
Plodding
and joggering, staggers and caners
And
walkers and wheelchairers only can know.
Once
was the limbo, the elbows akimbo,
High
heels on feet when the music would flow.
Now
it's the sneakers, the old wornout creakers
And
unwelcome toots as we wearily go.
But
we count our blessings, we smile, go on pressing
In
our latter days cause we jut don't like woe.
So
wiggle and wobble, totter and toggle,
And
keep up your spirits, we're still here, ya know.
How lucky can I get?!
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