Visiting My Sister by Toni Newell

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I’ve not seen my sister

Since she moved away

Out into the countryside

With acres there to play.

Even when she teased me

I loved her being there

We had fun together

What we had we’d share.

She’s more than my big sister

She is a friend to me

So, I’m going to visit her

Up there in the country.

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Forty all

 

This is the tale of a horrid blister,

caused directly by my sister.

 

I borrowed her shoes for a tennis twosome,

and soon my heel became very gruesome.

 

First it rubbed pink, and then bright red,

and as I played, it bled and bled.

 

There were pools of blood all over the place

Some of it splashed as far as my face.

 

I used plenty of bandaids, criss and cross,

and kept on playing, splish and splosh.

 

I slid and slithered around that court,

never was a game so wetly fought.

 

But in all that blood, I lost the ball,

so the game was ended, forty all.

 

My blistered heel was a dreadful pain,

but sister said it was a bloody good game.

 

Margaret Pearce