The Forgotten Poem - comic poem 213 by Angela Lansbury

 I wish I could remember

What I thought when I was swimming

I'll have to create it

Just start at the beginning

People often ask you

'What was I thinking?'

I reply, 'I haven't a clue

I thought you were blindly drinking.'

How many great thoughts wandered off!

To sail through clouds unseen!

We all have lost a million thoughts

I guess you know what I mean.

-ends-

Photos

1 Cashew Heights condo swimming pool, Singapore. Photo by Angela Lansbury.

2 The Hayes Conference Cetnre, Derbyshire, setting for the annual Writers' Summer School, UK. Photo by Angela Lansbury.

3 Angela Lansbury with magnifying glass. 

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Gone But Not Forgotten - Dancing On The Grave

One day, years ahead, I'll be gone
But I hope I'm not forgotten
Even though undulating earth
With ups and downs, spoiled me rotten

One day all my generation
Will have had fun, come, and then gone
And your, bright, new, generation
Will dance along, stop, look, walk on

I'm sorry to leave, but leave you
A poem, one good thing I've done
Wish you a lovely, living day
Full of wonder, like mine, have fun!

Angela Lansbury. Copyright. Aug 2nd 2017.

NOTICE, I Hazel Angela (née) Lansbury, hereby assert and give notice of my right under section 77 of the UK Copyright, Designs and Patented Act 1988, to be identified as the author of all works presented within this website, http://comicpoemsbynutter.blogspot.co.uk
 and other related sites on blogger.com. Some of the poems have appeared in one form or another, in the following websites: Facebook; and in books such as: Writing Poetry For Fun With Angela; Poetry Workshop.