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Dearest, Are you there?
I heard a mouse squeak under the stairs
Not to worry, Honey
That’s just the window sticking in its track
~
Dearest, Are you there?
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There’s something squealing now over there
It’s alright, Honey
The branches scraping on the Jacaranda
Just touching the door on the verandah
~
Sweetheart, Are you there?
I’m sure I heard some screaming down there
Dearest, It’s alright
There’s really nothing to worry about
~
Sweetheart, Please tell me what’s going on
I’m sure there is something there
Now I can hear a sobbing in the air
Yes Darling, I’m sure you’re right

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I hit my finger in the dark –
As I chased that mouse under the stairs
Then I chased it through the squealing door –
Which hit my dodgy knee when I tripped on the floor
But I didn’t start to sob –
Until I caught my finger in the closing door

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Which I couldn’t see –
Because the bulb had blown
In the torch I was holding as it fell and broke
As I was trying to catch that danged squealing door
To stop it from closing
~
Dearest, Are you saying the mouse got away?

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It’s always best to look on the brighter side of life. Poem inspired by my wonderful Mum. Final image inspired from a riotous film called….”Mousehunt”.
Find a chuckle in your day, keep the blues away.
Happy weekend.
Ciao, Susan x
© Susan Jamieson 2013
Chuckle
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Fun poem! While I read it, images played in my mind of my husband trying to catch the mouse that the cat released in our living room. There’s just something funny about the way we’re scared of tiny little mice!
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Yeah – that’s where it started and then the poem, :There’s a hole in my bucket” and before I knew what was happening there ir was. I had to laugh when I read it. Glad you enjoyed it too
Bless, Susan x.
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Can’t get that movie out of my mind now! lol
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Ripper – we can buy it later (evil grin – my plan worked 😉
>3
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Love this post. Thanks, Susan!
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