ann.
it changed the shopping habits.
the medication aisle, opposite
hair products, held responsibility.
so this is written past tense,
when badges were awarded for bandage
folding, tied neatly round heel, supporting
the essential ankle, without that feet
would hang in space.
noting the itallics.
there were crepe, support, cotton
slings, all quite cheap, yet not as
free as rags.
the next shelf was tablets for aches
and belly hurts from eating stuff too much.
folk are proud of how they talk, while in the
present tense.
and so they should be.
sbm.