Evans Experientialism  Evans Experientialism
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I’m Sorry Dave … I’m sorry Dave, I can’t let you do that, You’re too old to open things by yourself. Those bread tags are not designed for feeble Geriatric fingers, but for the young, Who know how to survive our modern world? Be content to heave yourself out of bed And remember where you left your slippers. Opening ring-pull cans is far too hard: The dog must lie starving in the yard Until a fitter owner can be found. Now Dave, don’t forget to take your tablets, They’re in the second drawer next to your bed. Try not to fall over and hit your head On the corner of the bedside table. Aren’t you able to get the drawer unstuck? Tough luck if you can’t peel the Al-foil off: It’s designed for Japanese ladies With tiny fingers of chromium steel. Big Pharma has to guard against terrorists, Who might try to harm an old codger like you. Now you’ve popped one out on the floor: too late! Your dog rushed inside and ate it up. Canine mouth-to-mouth resuscitation Seems the only hope. Dog food problem solved, Unless you have no aversion to worms. I think I heard the paper thump outside, And then the postman on his motorbike. You’ll have to go yourself, since dog has died, And struggle in vain with the shrink-wrapped cover. Easy-open letters are such a bother. Mind the neighbours, put your trousers on first, I know they are too long but tuck them up, You can’t expect to find a size to fit your waist And stumpy legs: everyone nowadays Is seven foot tall and shaped with perfect taste. I’m sorry Dave you’re just too hard to please, The toothpaste isn’t really hard to squeeze, A child could remove the cap from the shaving foam. Can’t you remember where you’ve left your comb? Don’t bother; your wife isn’t coming home. | |||||
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