A poem I wrote from the perspective of Winston Churchill’s wife in the second world war.
I sit and wallow throughout the day,
Waiting until he arrives home, but the
Country is his real love, I’m but the
One to come home to.
He’s been across many lands,
And taken me to naught,
I feel hard done by,
Pointless,
Merely an object to him.
He stands and gives his speeches
‘We’ll fight them on the beaches,’ he says
Without of thought for me
Patriots aren’t to be frowned on,
But when the one at home,
Who love and care for them are rejected,
I just don’t know what to believe
And when he arrives I look forward for embrace,
Instead I ask ‘Good Day?’
And he replies, in the most solemn tone
‘Yes dear…I suppose’
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