So the battle commenced once again,
The pyracantha needed cutting,
Preparing it for its new Spring life.
So on went the armour
Hoping to protect me from its daggers,
So I started.
A very large piece needed to come down
So my chainsaw was my weapon of choice,
Down it came,
I had won that battle with no scars
But then I had to cut it up,
Cut it up so I could get it to the tip.
And that’s when the wounds occurred
It got me in the arms,
But worst of all it had become sneaky
And its daggers came through my gloves
And go into my hands.
But eventually I had finished,
Removed my armour,
And revelled in my victory
As the pyracantha looked better,
I had won once again.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: February 13th, 2024 02:26
- Comment from author about the poem: Well I won the battle once more but not without being wounded. LOL
- Category: Humor
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Comments9
Good write Gold. lol.
Thanks Orchi.
Well done. I could see the battle raging as I was reading. Really enjoyed. Cheers, Tom.
Thank you Tom, I will need to go to battle once more later in the year and with any luck I will come out of it undamaged. LOL
Andy
I know exactly what you mean and don't them wounds sting .. oh' n one more thing .. its always a good idea to keep both a spare chainsaw handy and a ton of Germolene 🌵👍
They certainly do sting Neville.
Yes I do have two chainsaws to help in the battle but the pyracantha is so sneaky! LOL
Andy
LoL 🤣 you should come over to cut my weeds dear Andy. 🌹
I am so sorry Teddy but I have enough to do in my garden at the moment. LOL.
Andy
Bless you oh mighty warrior, for you are victorious. May you hoist a beverage of choice in celebration of your victory. 😁👍
Thank you AP for your congratulations, I did enjoy a fine cup of coffee when I had finished.
Andy
I empathize in that I have been there before and fought that battle with pyracanths and buganvila and know that there is no armor sufficient.
Thank you soren, yes so true they get you no matter what armour you wear.
Andy
This hasn't impinged upon my current knowledge base, Andy (can't you poem something I know a wee bit about, like your whiskey?) However, Matters Arising: Um...did the py..whotsit really think it looked better...? and wot about it's fruit (info from Google) your external wounds must be a minor issue compared with your indigestion....
We each need to learn something new each day Dave. The fruits are eaten by the birds not me.
Yes I can talk about my whisky (NOT WHISKEY!) a nice glass of Laphroaig can heal many wounds.
Andy
I stand corrected, Sir!😃
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Great use of the senses.
Thank you Thomas.
Andy
Nice!
Thank you Jon.
Andy
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