The **** is fine, relaxes the brain and softens the body And I keep the fire burning for a now deceased lover
This was long ago, and now In the present, I live with my mother who doesn’t understand my cannabis habit - Forgive her
It means I have to play the game of avoidance Which is tedious But I don’t forget Mom is elderly now and freedom is a thing of the next generation
Nor do I forget to love my mother with all my heart For she, with all her faults, with all her faults Has a heart of gold, (excuse the cliché poets)
And nor do I demand anything For my own heart is full of years And the “inner” child now (having adulted) has the freedom to speak And, and, one day flows into the next like the colours of a rainbow
And whose not to like (parents aside) Getting ******? It’s healthy when you compare it to chemicals.
But to turn back the clock (and the poem), I keep a fire burning for a now lost love... We were happy together in the “forest cabin” of our affair. Bless you, bless you beyond the grave!