A Night Out With Mammy
By mcscraic
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A Night Out With Mammy
By Paul McCann
I remember the night I took Mammy
to see the Dubliners play at the Sydney town hall .
There was no one at the door to check our tickets
and inside there was fold up chairs for us all .
Mammy and I had a great night
and the music was as Irish as you’d ever want to hear .
At the end of the concert the audience all stood up
and began to clap their hands and cheer.
Then Mammy and I made our way to Town Hall station
and waited to catch that very last train .
It was dark when we arrived back at Yennora Station
and it started to pour down with rain
Mammy and I walked back to where I had parked the Van
but all that was there was an empty space .
We walked home in the pouring rain
and got soaked to the skin by the time we got back to our place .
That was the first time I took Mammy out
and the first time someone had took something that was mine .
There are some people in the world
who really deserve to be punished for committing a crime .
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A good poem. I enjoyed it.
A good poem. I enjoyed it.
There's nothing lifts the spirits like a Dubliners concert or sinks them like being the victim of a crime.
I hope your Mammy enjoyed her big night and you got your van back.
Turlough
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