This is a collection of written pieces that comes from things I’ve thought and experienced; occasionally they are illustrated with photos that I’ve taken. They are here because I want people to enjoy them. This is a sort of print performance and as with other kinds of performance it is a meaningless exercise without an audience. So be my audience ...
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
POEM - PENSION TENSION
I wrote this in the days when Equitable Life was the most respected of all investment companies and then collapsed robbing many of their pension savings (including me I must add). Another home for one's money was, and still is, Scottish Widows, a company that for many years based its TV advertising on a rather beautiful young woman, dressed in black, who was somehow unconvincing in her role as recently bereaved wife. Most men thought she was decidedly sexy (including me I must add).
PENSION TENSION
I’ve got pension
tension. I’m not very
proud Of how I’m
endowed, And Equitable
Life Caused me terrible
strife. So I often
consider The Scottish
Widow Should cast off
her weeds And see to my
needs. How much would
it take ... ...To have
her hold my stake?
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