A Lovers’ Quarrel Remembered
written by: Deirdre Carney
It must be right
Because I’m saying it.
I never say things
Unless they’re right.
It must be wrong
Because you’re saying it.
You never say things
Unless they’re wrong.
The way I treat you
Is just how it should be.
I never treat you
In the wrong way.
The way you treat me
Is not how it should be.
You never treat me
In the right way.
I’m glad we’ve had
This little discussion.
I hope it clears
The matter up.
Now let’s get on
With our lovely evening
You look so nice in
The dress I bought.
Deirdre Carney enjoys her retirement living, reading and writing in a station house on the Far North Line in the Highlands of Scotland. She is currently writing a collection of poems inspired by memories of people who are no longer in her life.
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