Category Archives: poetry

Always Write What you Know

When a young lady named Miss Flow

Said, “you must always write what you know”,

I wrote about her

And our sordid affair –

Now I’m corresponding with her lawyer called Joe …!
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Copyright: Kevin Morris.

Wine on the Ward

There once was a nurse named Maude

Who worked on a large hospital ward.

A patient called Divine

Sneaked in some wine,

So they kicked her off that ward!
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Copyright: Kevin Morris.

I am bored.

I am bored, but alive

And appear to thrive.

The hospital food is good,

But too much pud

Will make me very fat,

So I avoid that!

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I don’t miss my beer

As much as I thought I would,

But I wish I could

Make the day less drear with beer!

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I hear the seagulls cry

And I would fly

Away if I could

But I am stuck here

In this place drear.

Yet I am still alive

And appear to thrive!

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Copyright: Kevin Morris.

Hyacinths in a Hospital Garden

I knelt and smelt

 Hyacinths in the hospital garden.

Their scent

Was delicate and sweet.

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The next time I went

To that self-same garden

Their scent

Had already been spent.

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I grow much stronger,

Yet ponder

On a hospital garden

And scent

So soon spent.

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Copyright: Kevin Morris

Maddy’s Rich Sugar Daddy

A beautiful young lady named Maddy

Is seeking a rich Sugar Daddy.

But I, being poor

Am dating Miss Moore,

Who is less attractive than Maddy!

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Copyright: Kevin Morris

The Same Old Way

We go on in the same old way,

Until, one day,

We brush against the Reaper, who will say,

“Man’s day is brief

And must end in grief”.

Then he may smile

And pass by for a while.

But he will return one day

For we are clay.

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Or we simply fall asleep

And fail to wake.

Sometimes friends and family weep.

But the Reaper takes

And never returns.

Therefore we should learn

To spend our days

In joyful play

For we know not

When or what.

Copyright: Kevin Morris

In My Dreams

In my dreams, it sometimes seems

That the owl calls to me.

I can not see

Where he may be.

Yet his voice is clear

And I hear him near

Calling to me.

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He speaks to me

Of my mortality

Reminding me of Macbeth

And approaching death,

And yet he

Does not bother me,

For we all

Must, one day, fall.

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Copyright: K. Morris.