A veteran and poet pulls up a sandbag and shares a life of adventure, mishap and dogged determination.
Tuesday, 27 May 2014
Little Ted
I thought I would pen a small tribute to my oldest friend. The image above proves that even at fifty he still has more hair than me;-)
The poem is an acrostic based on his highly imaginative name. I hope you like it.
Little Ted
Lying in a cot
I comforted the infant.
Through years of dormitories
tucked away, safely hidden,
loved. Always loved;
even when he’d grown.
Trusted to guard his offspring;
exuding the love absorbed over
decades, lived in a child’s heart.
John Carré Buchanan
27 May 2014
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