Peace lily

.

Dust-covered hero

a survivor of neglect

thrives in the corner

.

by Scooj

Some good comes of it

 

Social distancing

leads me to the allotment

two years neglected

 

by Scooj

 

Following the deaths of my father and father-in-law over the last two springs and all the ensuing emotional and practical baggage (plus a smattering of unhelpful weather), it has been almost two years since I went to my allotment. Somehow I’ve not yet been kicked off.

I visited it yesterday and I have my work cut out for me this spring (if allowed to go there) it is covered on grass and brambles. My son has volunteered to help me get it sorted, because he needs distractions from the probable boredom ahead. It felt good to see it again, and I got all my seeds out today to prepare for a new season.

Book

 

Beside your warm bed

I lie neglected, unread

no time? Enough said.

 

by Scooj

Thursday doors

Door two.

Door, Bedminster, Bristol
Door, Bedminster, Bristol

Bedminster, Bristol.

 

by Scooj

Thursday Doors – Norm 2.0

Neglected

.

With trepidation 

I stride to the allotment 

first time in six weeks. 

.

by Scooj

Survivor

 

Forgotten gateway

to who knows where? neglected

and incongruous.

 

by Scooj