Baby Boomer Birth

Rozina

I'm a baby boomer

Boom, boom, boom

Born in the 50's

In Mum and Dad's bedroom

 

Mum had a midwife

Who thought it was best

That in their bedroom

She should get more rest

 

She was the midwife

Not my mum at all

Told the groaning patient

When ready give a call

 

But mum had no time

To call for help or shout

I was just so ready

To do my own shoot out!

 

That uncanny midwife

Caught me by my knee

And swung me around

To stand up like a tree

 

And as I grew older

I tried to learn to ski

But kept on falling over

Had Arthritis in That Knee!

 

Well, many years have passed

I'm bed-bound in my room

This boomer's had to learn

How to blog and also zoom.

 

 

  • Author: Rozina (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 24th, 2021 01:35
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments2

  • dusk arising

    Us computer savvy oldies aren't as daft as they think.

    • Rozina

      Definitely! Thank you.

    • Paul Bell

      Bloody midwives, straight off the Christmas list. Ski-ing is overrated anyway.

      • Rozina

        Hahaha thanks!



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