When I grow up, little Helene said
20 October 2013
When I grow up,
little Helene said,
A world renowned
pianist I shall be
I’ll play the best
songs
And fame will surely
come along
Beautiful melodies
will ring
In my ears like jewel
bling
But overly long
practices?
What life would that
be?
On second thought? No, not for me.
When I grow up,
little Helene said,
A famous actress I
shall be
I’ll learn all my
lines
Fan autographs I’ll
sign
I’ll wear fabulous
frocks
And have beautiful long
locks
But faking and
pretending to earn a good living?
How sad that would be!
When I grow up,
little Helene said,
A teacher I shall be
I’d help eager young
children to learn
Fill their minds for
all they could yearn
I’d help and I’d
guide
With intuition on my
side
But naughty, unruly, cheeky
little scamps?
I’d surely want to flee!
On second thought? No, not for me.
When I grow up,
little Helene said,
An archaeologist I
shall be
I’ll excavate and
I’ll dig
Unearthing treasures
so very big
I’ll be covered in
dust
Dirty clothing a
daily must
But playing with
bones?
What about the
debris?
When I grow up,
little Helene said,
A lawyer I shall be
I’ll argue and I’ll fight
For my client with
all my might
Justice will reign
For criminals no gain
But if my client’s
guilty in the end?
If it’s only baddies I
get to see?
On second thought? No, not for me.
When I grow up,
little Helene said,
A journalist I shall
be
I’ll write the best
stories
And bring them to
true glories
I’d use the best
words
Perhaps rhyming in
thirds
But constant
deadlines and pressures?
Printing errors with
glee?
On second thought? No, not for me.
When I grow up,
little Helene said,
I’ll have the best squirts
Without them my heart
will feel like it hurts
I’ll love them with a
passion
With abundance always
being in fashion
I’ll feel happy and so
rich
Would never ever want
to switch
I’d start to write a
little blog
It would fill the
empty spaces
And take me off to
wonderful places
My world would expand
For another passion I’d
make a stand
But my true love
would always be
My husband man Grant
And my kids one, two,
three
And so,
Big Helene I’ll be
And she was.
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Lovely one Helene!
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Big Helene
And one day
Ouma Leen!!
Amazingly, in some way you are all of the above in your role as mother!!
ReplyDeleteAnd a particularly awesome one you are too.
Started practising on your parents and siblings - altyd gesê jy is die oudste!!