Last Poem (to my wife) As I grow feeble, wan and weak - old girl who knows me best of all - waste not your time to keep me able but listen well should death come call. Pay heed to every scrape and scratch and none to one man's fits and taunts; attend to who would lift the latch, but do not fret - it's me he wants. Give me up, old girl I know - my efforts now are much too great; where once I was, soon I'll go - life was long and death is late. And may all left to you be spent in daily, simple pleasurement. Good bye, old girl. Live well. Take heart. And close the door when we depart. J.D.Heskin
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