Multi-tasking us

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Bill
Jan 28, 2014 11:46 am
MULTI-TASKING US.



While being host to ostomies,

and seeing most of our feaces

go in those bags that carry waste

with some spare time we may be faced.



A lot of us have other things

apart from what the stoma brings.

Like cancers, old-age and disease

and so we have to cope with these.



Taking trials and tribulations,

making all considerations,

most ostomates don’t make much fuss

but multi-task along with us.



Folks know we’re made to multi-task

so they are not afraid to ask.

Mow the lawns and cut the hedge,

I’ve even made the kids a sledge.



As we succeed with life’s demands,

sometimes accede to wife’s commands.

We will still do the household chores

even though we know it bores.



Pastimes, hobbies, things we do

like making time for the O.U. (Open University)

There’s bars and cars and motorbikes

walking, talking on long hikes.



Most people seem to understand

when I say I’m in a band

and even with my ostomy

I’ll do my campanology. (bellringing)



There are no bounds to what we do

to what we found that we all knew.

And as we multi-task we say

there’s nothing can stand in our way.



B. Withers 2014





Mrs.A
Jan 30, 2014 1:13 am

Hi Bill, what can one say but... Bravo! I like the last line the best!

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Bill
Jan 30, 2014 6:36 am
Hello Mrs A. Thanks! Of course the last line is often where the verse will start. It is the guiding light at the end of the tunnel where we can emerge into the light that shines upon all the things that were shaded from us along the way.Best wishes Bill