Life Goes On
THE FINAL SCORE
Returning home off my hols, with the two cats in tow
It is off to the supermart for a tuna tin top up, we go
The old town to me just doesn’t quite look, the same
More gun shops have opened; as folks up their game
In case; more Zombies, should come to visit us again
As feigning off darn Zombies is just more than a pain
The few folks left, as eyeing each other with suspicion
Looking for any telltale signs is now their only mission
All as on Zombie watch; some even get a commission
To see if there is any oddly changes in folks condition
As I top-up with tin tuna, I also, get a big pork shank
It is for Zombie, Fred; who is smelling somewhat rank
On passing, I dropped off the big Pork shank at Freds
Who spent all his time hiding, inside that potting shed
Nobody has the heart to turn him in he’s ok left to be
But; to the job of feeding him it was always left to me
Besides he grows some fine tomatoes that I must say
He gave me a whole basket of "em, only the other day
My time is spent now, looking for my smelly Gran’s will
Who I had blatantly thrown out for the Zombies to kill
Indiana Shaw . . . ; )
"In continuation to The Zombies are coming, O' dear Gran's not happy,
The last day, and Gran's last message and there is scope for more" . . .
Copyright © Indiana Shaw | Year Posted 2020
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