Now that we’ve done that
Take a deep breath
It’s not a disaster
You won’t have a death
You learn from these things
Not a major mistake
Just not quite the route
That most colleagues might take
It’s often the case
That things fall to the floor
He’ll manage without
And he’ll grow a few more
Let’s join up the leads
Round the back of the heart
We’ll give it a shock
As we want it to start
OK that’s restoring
His colour to pink
It’s always worth taking
A moment to think
Let’s tie off these vessels
And put in this drain
And now we have oxygen
Reaching the brain
There’s always a lesson
More knowledge to gain
And later I’ll demonstrate
How we explain
THE RHYMING TIMES 
So that’s how its done. Glad i was asleep Storm before the calm.
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Storm before calm, like it, and that you liked the poem!
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I hope that doesn’t happen a lot! Well done, Gill. Love the illustration too ♥️
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Lots of teaching anyway but let’s assume not all like this!
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🤣🤣🤣🤪
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Very apt in the atrial ablation week….it’s good to know things get tidied up!
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nothing fell out I hope 🙏 😲
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Great stuff, official comment to follow..Well, I do like the tone,Reassuring and calm:A bit close to the bone,But one must apply balm…( when faced with a seemingly awful disaster You can’t just ignore it and ask for a plaster)An experience no doubtThat all of us know,There’s no need to shout,Take a breath, don’t let go..(And after it’s done, well what can you say?‘We pulled through, did our best, saved the day’?.)
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Brilliant! Ted says you seem to write your poems a lot faster than I do… please keep up the excellent work
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