Crazy Day, a silly poem

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Crazy Day

I sit here, waiting on my chair

For the funeral to start

When suddenly I start to squirm

And my brother does a fart

My mothers sitting in front of me

Unaware to my struggle

I looked at my brother in his pram

While I tried to hold in my puddle

At 10 years old with a very weak bladder

I can hardly hold it in

So I reach out in front and poke my mum

And she looks at me as if I’ve done sin

She grips my wrist and comes in close

And whispers in my ear

That if I dare say a word

My life would be filled with fear

The speeches start and a slide show plays

But I can barely sit still

My muscles are weakening and I'm getting tired

And then I become like road kill

Ah I scream and stand up straight

As the nuns start to hum

Mum turns around and stares at me

And the stain right near my bum

I watch in silence as everyone goes

Into the reception

But not mum my brother and me

We are the exception

I head back in the bathroom

With the towel around my waist

My little brother screaming

As I pick him up with haste

Mum comes in and scowls at me

Her face was red as red

Then she stood and stared at me

And my brother fred

She took one look at my towel

Which was given to me by staff

And then she doubled over

As she began to laugh

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⏰ Last updated: Nov 29, 2013 ⏰

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