October 2,1941 – Diana Hendry born, UK poet, children’s author, and short story writer; won the 1991 Whitbread Award for best children’s book for Harvey Angell. Her collections of poetry for adults include Making Blue, Borderers, and Late Love: And Other Whodunnits.
To read Diana Hendry’s poem “Watching Telly With You” click:
Watching Telly With You
We could go to Paris of course
but not so often. And it might not be quite
as cosy as the sofa, the fire, our slippers,
the zapper. Sometimes mid-morning
I think about it, hankering a little like
the lovelorn do, for that evening lull,
front door locked, feet up, snugged up,
loved up and watching telly with you.
“Watching Telly With You” from Second Wind,© 2015 by Diana Hendry – Saltire Society
So touching…I love this!
She writes such lovely poems about the “every day” of life.
That’s my favorite kind:)