Sunday Mornings

An overview of a typical Sunday morning

Clothed in comfort
coffee and toast,
papers and supplements
slow cooking roast.
Pooch getting tetchy
ready for walking,
yesteryear radio
memories talking.
Lawn mowers buzzing
green fingered mums,
kids doing homework
struggling with sums.
D I Y dad's
clueless but willing,
saving a penny
but costing a shilling.
Sunday mornings
played on repeat,
Monday is looming
so put up yer feet.

Author's Note

Just a quick one as I sit,coffee in hand

Reviews

[Anshuman Aryav]

wow...amazing piece of work..
The way you have defined sunday morn is quite amazing and unimaginable..
keep writing..

[Gee]

Cheers Anshuman

[Anjali]

You described Sunday so well! They rhyming scheme and the lively emotions in it are everything! I loved it.

[Gee]

Thank you Anjali

[Anjali]

You are welcome!

[The Seeker of Thoughts]

The relaxing on a Sunday. Always ruined by the dread of a coming Monday. This is wonderfully done. Thank you for the writing.

[Gee]

Thank you...

[Jstmds]

You captured the feeling of a Sunday perfectly, this made me smile!

[Gee]

Cheers....

[lostinthewaves]

I love Sunday! It's the best day. Everyone has a different Sunday tradition. Your version of Sunday made me smile. Thank you!

[Gee]

Cheers....

[csquires]

The perfect Sunday! I smiled throughout reading this. Only thing missing is bacon rolls lol. I happened upon this using the discovery button after having skipped past loads... So thanks! :D

[Gee]

Thank you..

[Poetic Beauty]

Monday's are typically no fun playing catch up at work after the weekend. You are right, enjoy Sunday while it lasts

[Gee]

Hate 'em...not as much as the boomtown rats though.
Thank you Beauty

[Poetic Beauty]

You are welcome.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

Found this on the Discovery button!
So nicely penned and with feeling Gee. Sunday, bloody Sunday eh?

[Gee]

Thank you John

[Ken Simm.]

I think of all those Sunday pop songs of the sixties. Small Faces, Monkees et al. And this is up there with them. Excellent.

[Gee]

Praise indeed. Thank you Ken

[Barbara Walker]

This is a very nice piece to discover using Writer'scafe's new Discover section. This has a good, unforced rhyme scheme and touches on a subject we can all relate to. I enjoyed reading!

[Gee]

Thank you Barbara