What many people don’t know about Poor Old Henry

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  • Dislike of going out to meetings and to socialise.
  • Exteme dislike and disrespect for social media devices.
  • Absolute refusal to use social media apps under any circumstances.
  • Fear of the environment.
  • Innate worry about the likelihood of weather catastrophe.
  • An ingrained worry about earthquakes.
  • A sad conviction that World War Three will be transfixing the whole world by 2030.
  • A penchant for writing poetry.
  • An extreme dislike of close bodily contact with strangers.
  • He worries that Covid stays around the corner, so he always wears a mask when going out.
  • Total disrespect for leaders who micro-manage.
  • A strong support for concentric leadership. 
  • His singing without knowing he is singing.
  • His disdain for any government policy makes some people more equal than others.

1 thought on “What many people don’t know about Poor Old Henry”

  1. Despite his worries, Mr Henry’s poetic nature and unconscious singing reveal a quiet humanity beneath his gloom. The author seems to suggest sympathy for Henry — he may be eccentric and fearful, but he represents a truthful voice amid a world that often feels overwhelming and insincere.

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