This fashionable moonboot & I may part company 
as soon as tomorrow; it’ll be determined whether 
ligaments are healed enough to allow me to sleep 
without it - putting an end to the fight every night 
with my left foot to position moonboot on top of the 
duvet, under the duvet, getting caught in the sheet, 
pillows under, around and next to my leg to support 
the heavy hard-duty moonboot-foot
pressure too much - easing the Velcro; conscience 
then intervenes and I duly tighten again, the sole of 
my foot burning uncomfortably, I open the front part 
of the shoe but keep my heel digging into the sole 
until it is uncomfortable too, in two desperate hours 
struggle I’m perspiring profusely & my moonboot 
relationship turns sour verging on bitter divorce - 
but I get up again, tie a handkerchief over the front 
of my foot to cover sore, broken skin, pull on my 
sock, falling asleep from sheer exhaustion until my 
beloved slides clinging like an octopus into bed, 
waking me, so - operation moonboot starts again…
[25 November 2014]
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