Tag: family
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Poem: Ego Trap
. Ego Trap by June Nash . Entering a job new To get, told lies, a few Wasn’t sure he could do So faked it. S’nothing new . Given training, that’s cool! Learned ins and outs, at school Ask no questions, ‘His rule!’ Gained respect, not thought fool. . At times felt out of place…
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Poem: Good Daughter
Good Daughter by June Nash . Raised my children, now they’re grown Husband’s passed, now on my own Nights are quiet, days are too Nothing left, of use, to do . Mama, she is slowing down How long will she be aroun’? Afraid she’ll die, all alone She’s a bit accident prone . Daughter says…
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Poem: Father vs Son
Father vs Son by June Nash . He would send a check when ever he heard From his only son, just a call or word Son doesn’t make much, and dropped out of school Dad gives good advise, but son’s such a fool . His son, very proud, bribing doesn’t work Not concerned with cash,…
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Poem: family
family by June Nash . hear chimes and blip beeps loud snores as spouse sleeps bodies sprawled in heaps . PCs and TVs kids talk hitting keys mate’s tube causes z’s . all gathered they come no wonder they’re glum repartee is mum . gadgets and gizmos creating limbos evoking pathos
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Poem: Sisters, Traditions Passed Down
Sisters, Traditions Passed Down Sisters, there were three, as close as can be Sisters, rotate responsibility. Sisters, grow tired, too much work to do. Sisters, tired, pass job to me and you. – Sisters, us young, work hard, try to fulfill Sister’s mothers, the biding of their will. Sisters, us two, will give it a…
June Nash 