look out tomorrow

The letterbox is usually empty 
What with the P.O. Box and
social media, emails, SMS
all so many differing ways
to keep ourselves in touch.
But this day’s walk down the
drive had changed the day!
A notice arrived, in paper
from hospital’s renal unit.
This path may lead clear
or perhaps to dialysis or
even a kidney transplant.
So look out, Tomorrow
quite surely here we come.

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

I miss the days of letters. The people who wrote to me in the past are gone now. It seem we get only bills and medical type letters now. I like the feel of a good memory and the new world my dear friend.
Coyote

[Red Brick Keshner]

I agree totally!

[Coyote Poetry]

I would of wrote better letters if I knew. Letters writing would be a forgotten skill. I kept my letter from my 15 years in the Army. They are very valuable to me today.

[Red Brick Keshner]

Scan them to save them from physical decay. Paper doesn’t last forever and many inks fade.

[Coyote Poetry]

That is a good idea my friend. They are in good shape now. I kept them safe in a airproof case. Thank you for the recommendation.

[MsJewel]

It amazes me how many cannot write a letter anymore with all the texting and emails and social media. I sure hope your letter brought you good news. :) Julie

[Red Brick Keshner]

Thanks Julie. I hope so too!

[Gee]

Wel! Let's hope, fingers crossed, it leads clear.
When I met my wife in '91 we used to write to each other as we were separated by 400+ miles and the English/Scottish border. Methinks letter writing is now a list art.
Good morning

[Red Brick Keshner]

Sad truth but one I have to admit to! Other ways have become more convenient in getting the job done.