Ph: Life: The Doctor Is Out Poem by Brian Johnston

Ph: Life: The Doctor Is Out

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Loving you is like walking on eggshells,
It's sure not clear that you want to be here,
That the prescription for your loneliness,
Is a large spoonful of my kind of cheer.

Caution's advised when you try to help friends,
You never know just how it will turn out,
When they discern you know they're not perfect
They're likely to sport a permanent pout!

So if you want help best be specific,
Whatever you do, don't give help 'free rein! '
Investing in growth won't feed your ego,
Because slightest change is sure to cause pain!

Asking for help can endanger friendship
And free help's rarely worth the price that's paid,
If you don't want to go through the ringer,
Best get professional help (or get laid) !

So be happy my doorbell is broken,
And rejoice doubly my voicemail is full,
Our friendship may perhaps last forever,
The doctor is out (and that is no bull) !

Sunday, June 1, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Friendship
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Brian Johnston
June 1,2014

Sometimes trying to help particular friends can be a burden that is best laid down.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lorraine Colon 03 June 2014

Love is hard to figure out - sometimes nothing is clear. But asking for help should not endanger a friendship. That's what friends are for - to help each other unconditionally. If the doctor is out, it's time to panic. Who will give care when the diagnosis is bleak? But don' worry - he's probably just out golfing......

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