The Things One Remembers

Neville

The Things One Remembers

 

It was either New Orleans or in

old Monterey where a

crawfish jumped out of the pot

and made a clean getaway

On reflection, it’s funny what one

might remember on a

cold winter day, like today, when

delirious with a covid viral

infection and nowt else much to say

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 18th, 2022 05:04
  • Comment from author about the poem: this is a 100% true recollection from a while back .. if I hadn't already posted little scribbles called Delirium & Freedom, then that is what I would have called this one :)
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  • orchidee

    I remember - I was delirious too. When KP was home for a week - an actual whole week! I never see her hardly now in person. lol.

    • Neville



      that's probably because the prison has changed its visiting hours 🙂

    • Fay Slimm.

      Well they say sweat of infection releases strange dreams Nev.. You well pen here what delirium produces - True or not I'm glad that poor crawfish proved viral heat can be cruelly hot..............x

      • Neville



        I remember the moment as if it was yesterday, which of course it was not .......... x

      • Doggerel Dave

        Cheering the crawfish, Nev - Glad the delirium has dissipated.

        • Neville



          I Iost count of the number of folk who witnessed the great escape and were cheering for him or her to make it to the grille in the sidewalk and presumably back to safety .. funny how so many switch sides and what it takes for them to do that isn't it ......... for some reason, my own delight felt more like exhilaration ... and I am a guy who loves his seafood ............... Neville 🙂

        • L. B. Mek

          get well soon, Hyung
          being drowned in tissue stuffed red noses
          and watery, rubbed purple eyes
          is the worst
          at this festive time of year
          still, it does help
          that you can always take an extra sip or two
          of the strong stuff
          you know... purely for medicinal reasons
          'ahem'
          (and I always wanted to visit a traditional cookout place in the south
          a place where they sale kilos of bright red flavoured softshell fish in plastic bags
          and hickory smoked, everything)
          lol

          • Neville



            thank you brother Mek .. those that went belly up were delicious .. 🙂



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