Our Fish
a poem by Myra Dryden
Goldfish they say
Have no memory,
So they live in a wondrous new world
Every minute of the day;
And although we've had ours
Since that day way back,
When Dad hooped three Las
And carried him home in a plastic bag,
He really has no idea
(The goldfish that is)
Who any member of our family is.
Just like grandma sometimes.
Coloured Pencil on Paper: 280 x 200mm © David Swift