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Memories  

Loreli_Sea_Wytch 59F
89 posts
4/11/2010 7:09 am
Memories


Memories of Yesterday and to-days Happiness
Part 1.

She took the cup of tea offered
By the young lady,
She noted the fine bone china,
The crystal milk jug and sugar pot,
The tiny delicate cucumber
And watercress sandwiches
Their crust removed
Delicate but rich little cakes�
She smiled

She closed her eyes and found
She back, back where it all began
She and Charles both desperately
Wanted , she knew it would
Be difficult maybe even impossible
Because of her medical history,
That and being born what was
Then known as an infantile twin
Little Elizabeth had lost her fight
After 6 days of struggling to breath
Her tiny eyes closed.

They sat before this new doctor
With hope in their eyes
I am sorry Mr. and Mrs. Eastwinds
I have thoroughly gone over
Both your tests, Mrs. Eastwinds
I am very sorry but you are barren.

The tears rolled down my face and
Became hard racking sobs shaking
My whole body.
Oh my sweet Etty, we knew it might
Be so�..

But Charles I so wanted to give you a
Hush, now dry your eyes, I married you,
Not a baby making machine�.
Well now let us go and have a nice cuppa
That will cheer you up.

She often said that day in the office
Of the specialist, she felt Elizabeth
She felt her whisper in her ear
That all would be well, and she had
Been sent to be her angel�her
Guardian angel.

Etty threw herself into doing�.
They were not wealthy, and Charles
Was newly released from the Army �
Carrying a certificate stating
Medical discharge �
Heart and Lung Problems

Charles was such a gentle man
But he had signed as thousands
Of young Australians had
To serve their nation
He had been sent to Singleton to train

He had spent time in Western Australia
And at dinner parties later in life
Delighted in telling how they made a
Fortune off Septic Tanks, selling them
Cases of Horehound beer
At three times the going rate.
How his best mates, Jacko, and Ernie
Had killed themselves laughing
When the Yanks proceeded
To get dead drunk on it

Why had they laughed� why everyone
Knew it was a soft drink like ginger beer
Well everyone except the Yanks
He put his share into the bank, it was
Quite a substantial amount in the 40�s

Charles next deployment was to Darwin
He was there when the Japanese bombed
The city. He was there helping the civilians
Trying to calm their fears that they
Were about to be invaded by the Japanese

Charles would tell, how his bazillion
Were given new orders,
They took the long hot dusty trip
In army trucks back to Sydney.
They boarded the troop ship,
Packed in like sardines most choosing
To kip out on deck, with hundreds
Lining the Heads of Sydney harbor, the
Ship sailed out to the sound of bagpipes,
Songs, cheering and signs written
Out wishing them a safe and speedy
Return, he also remembered
There was not cloud in the sky

They had been underway for some time
In International waters and where only a
Few days earlier another troop ship had been
Torpedoed and all sailors,
Soldiers and the nurses on board
Had lost their lives

A hissing and a rattle and then they were
Listening as the news the War in the
Pacific was over�.
The boat was turning around
And heading back to Sydney
Back to their loved ones
A great cheer and a shout went up
Happiness, wonder, and relief
Surging through them�..
They had survived, they were unhurt
They were going home�..

Within two hours of landing
At Darling Point� Sydney Harbor
Charles was knocking on Ettys door
He was so nervous,
He asked to see her father,
His face was white
He had rehearsed his speech
Over and over till it was word perfect

He found himself stumbling and
Stammering, he knew he was not
Making sense, he could see the
Amusement his Mr. Kenya�s eyes

Sit down Charles there is something I
I think you need to know before I give
Or with hold my blessing

Charles it is highly probable that Etty
Will be unable to bear you
She is not a real woman Charles.

Bernard often told us of that day
How Charles had clenched his fists,
His eyes blazing, and through clenched
Teeth trying to contain his anger
Mr. Kennya in my eyes etty is perfect
I wish to spend the rest of my life with
Her.
Bernard said that was one of three times
He ever saw Charles blazing with anger

Mrs Eastwind, may I refill your tea�
Mrs. Eastwind?
She opened her and smiled at the
Young girl who had brought her back
To the present

As her cup was being refilled
Isabella came before her
Whirled around, uncertainty
Written on her face
Turning to Look at Etty
A slight shake of the head
Isabella was gone
As quickly as she had appeared

End part one





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