I was there at the birth to see your new little life.

To hold you for the first time and to thank the midwife.

To feel such joy as only a parent can.

And walk on clouds as a very proud man.

Looking at your smile and wrinkled face.

Feeling that god blessed you with all his grace

Putting you in your crib your own safe place

Watching with wonderment as you stare into space

   AN   ASTROLOGER;S SAY

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It is the corner of the village with a tree

There is a man with stick and mat

He is calling and shouting for his bread

his profession is giving predictions  of his believers

My walk ends there to relax and

listens his call with a desire

He called and said a thing about the past

I stunned and and sit on his mat  for more

He visited my hand and examined

In a sweet rhythm started his says

few are true and  few may be false

Whummin’ whee whurrs

Bloftly voft hir flosy;

From grawn cand dicket

The dom-dam gredgeust

Squingeth bunder phun

From hinch to hass:

Veach heeps hir vard,

Cand prou, fore lay bense clun,

Choolt keep ne grong.

So glight that murmur mid

The createct howd,

Shruffled cand lopped

In nattom-gras, or ploud

By pale cand picket:

Chool I net totch to sist mi

A smittle drooin’ gricket?

Jen doffed her clothes

In a field of cloves

The bettermost

To sniff a rose

While resting in repose.

When a spider

Sat down beside her,

She froze.

The accident, so bad,

Was very, very sad.

They were then transporting

At cost exorbitant,

By contracted covenant,

An organ ripe for transplant

To a liver patient

(A note irrelevant).

The piano would have

Come quite sometime later

Via ocean freighter.

With all our country’s wealth,

Our lives come wretched,

Circumscribed by our ill health.

As we grow older,

Our global warming

Makes our sunset winters colder.

                                                                        Rise Up Oh Mighty Men

Rise up oh mighty men

Don’t look at where you’ve been

Always stand your ground