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There’s a nice china cup

By September 18, 2021December 14th, 2022Poesy

Photo Poem No. 1

 

There’s a nice china cup

and saucer;

a chunder bag, a low ball,

a candle, a pencil sharpener,

and other objects.

What does it mean?

Indeed!

I don’t know…

The cup and saucer are slightly older than

me.

They are approximately 56 to 57 years old

in fact.

At 55 I don’t seem to have stood the test of time as

well as they.

The gold pattern has dulled a bit on the china.

But I look old and worn, battered and barnacled.

There is meaning here.

Somewhere…

Love is the key.

And a wedding.

And a marriage that lasted.

‘In sickness and health.’

So the china cup and the chunder bag

make sense.

Yes

they

do.

 

EP 8-9/21

© The Grumpy Old Dilettante, 2021