I’ll stay a minute; you should have a nurse
\nput these in water, or they’ll not \u2014 last.
\nI would have come in yesterday \u2014 what’s worse
\nthan promises unkept? You’d be aghast<\/p>\n
how often people promise to turn up; Four hours at eighty per\u2014 shush: it’s just money: I have to go. It’s been nice seeing you, to waste the lower section , so I was thinking Don’t fuss, Honey: I’ll call the nurse I’ll stay a minute; you should have a nurse put these in water, or they’ll not \u2014 last. I would have come in yesterday \u2014 what’s worse than promises unkept? You’d be aghast how often people promise to turn up; … Continue reading
\nand when time comes, they’re nowhere to be found.
\nThe man came to repair the furnace\u2014
\nsouviens-toi<\/em>, that awful roaring sound?<\/p>\n
\nyour heart could go again; I’d have to sell
\nthe house to make ends meet, Honey\u2014
\nanyway, I’d rather live in \u2014 well,<\/p>\n
\nbut hospitals depress me, and I’ve not been\u2014
\nDon’t want to bother you with too
\nmany of my problems, but it seems a sin<\/p>\n
\nof selling off just a little of the farm,
\nenough to let me get off to far Bejing
\nor some exotic spa, away and warm.<\/p>\n
\nto fix the flowers before you’re any worse.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"