hillary dillary dock monica ran up bill’s sock the clock struck three bill said whee hillary dillary dock
Even though we’re getting older even rickety in some respects my wife and I remain involved in the joys of life.
Middle of the night someone’s in the house. Can’t be the wife asleep next to you. She’ll be mad
We’re all salmon swimming upstream until the job’s done. Some of us know it and some of us don’t.
A long time ago you bothered him somehow. Since then he has bothered you back. You don’t know how or
Midnight in San Francisco. Yoshiko is 93 and she can’t sleep so she sits in her recliner and nibbles on a rice cake,
You’re an old man in a nice suit and tie out with your wife at a fancy function with nice people
She walks the rack of bright frock… as her husband, an Angus aging, paws at the carpet behind her. She wants the right dress to make verdant again the hills
A poor man comes to the door after the storm last winter and asks if he can have something to eat if he shovels the walk. You say forget about the snow.
We do our best to avoid the Zika Virus. We smack mosquitoes and avoid tanned folks just back from two weeks in the tropics.
Far from the city way out in the country a hot afternoon in high summer as we drive down a bumpy road bouncing one mail box past
Let’s check the terminal and see what jobs might be available to match your skill set, the interviewer said. The young man
It’s just a flophouse but it’s all he can afford and now it’s come to this. If he buys food he can’t pay the rent
Were she here with me now, by the waist I would raise her, a chalice of wonder. I’d bellow hosannas and whirl her around,
Sam’s collected knives for 50 year… and has 200, maybe more, relics from the Civil War and before. Someone gave him his first knife when he was 30 as a gift but