This is my last post in a series; Forgiveness in progress
Tag Archives: poetry
Waste not. Want not: hangers
This poem is being written in stages to highlight the things I do toward frugal living.
Forgiveness in progress: a haiku
Cozy warm- a haiku
Yes, you did!
Rrrrrrr, unlocked with the key fob. Rrrrrrrr, lights came on. So battery’s not dead. Rrrrr, please Lord let her start. Rrrrr, you can do it little car. Rrrrr, the thermostat on your dash read -9. Rrrrr, you can do it. Rrrrr, You did it. Thank you Jesus! Tinzy did it.
Menopause
This is a rework, repost. I have attached the original version at the bottom. ~ From the time we are born until the time we die, we are changing. Not able to give a voice to the complaining. – Things grow in places there haven’t been things before. Scary, hairy, sore. – Moods off. HeightContinue reading “Menopause”
Wax in a jar
Dialogue can change everything: Let it go…
Do you spend more time thinking about the future or the past? Why? It’s difficult not to think about the past when forces beyond your control won’t shut up. Dialogue can change everything ~ The Christmas card in the mail, sweet. Just me and you. Neat. ~ A thought maybe, it could be true. CRAZY!Continue reading “Dialogue can change everything: Let it go…”
50
Half a century Is it really old? Or classic? ~ “Young Frankenstein The Rubik’s Cube The Princess Bride (book)” ~ Things hurt that shouldn’t hurt? Menopause, I’m praying to skirt. ~ “Dolly Parton’s Jolene (album) Hello Kitty Lucy was found” ~ Older and wiser? God is the ultimate adviser. ~ “The final episode of MontyContinue reading “50”
