Saturday, 31 January 2009

  • Wowzers!

    It feels like it has been forever since I have been on Xanga. I barely remembered how to log on!! Anyway like has been throwing rocks at me and I've been dodging them! Had lots of stuff going on both good and bad and it has kept me away for a couple months but lets just talk about the good! Book signing in December went great! The turnout was amazing and I couldn't have been more pleased. I will put some pics up of that in a couple days. Also the ezine I edit poetry for liquid-imagination.com has its second issue out and that is going wonderfully too. Check it out sometime! Anyway, I'm glad to be back and will try my best to catch up on everyone......now here's a quick poem.

    My Dog is Chewing on a Cup

     

     I’m busting at the seams

    My skirt is too tight

    It must have shrunk

    Yeah, that is a good excuse

     

    My skirt is too tight

    Work sucks, but I manage to get dinner on

    That is a good excuse

    Kids are arguing with the wind

     

    Work sucks, but I manage to get dinner on

    I stub my toe

    Kids are arguing with the wind

    I check their homework

     

    I stub my toe

    Why can’t I breathe?

    I check their homework

    And the room is spinning

     

    Why can’t I breathe?

    I haven’t had a drop in 6 years

    And the room is spinning

    My dog is chewing on a cup

     

    I haven’t had a drop in 6 years

    Everything will be alright

    My dog is chewing on a cup

    I just laugh, life is good

     

    Even though I’m busting at the seams



Comments (16)

  • seedsower

    Welcome back!!
    Sometimes all it takes is to notice a simple thing to make everything better,so well expressed in this poem.

  • ravensgift

    @seedsower - Thanks my seed sowin' friend! Nice to be back and yes life is about the simple things....

  • littlelamblittlelamb

    just laugh, life is good :)

  • Danth

    Good job, Chrissy.


    dan

  • POETIC_ISIS

    Ok, I don't want to be a bad influence here, but shoot if your poem don't remind me how God made a certain plant for Mothers! And the Law done took it away! Well, I say, stay away from the cup! They're made for pens and pencils!

    Welcome back!! Can't wait for more!

  • storygrave

    people ask me why i laugh all the time....i just say why not even if life is pulling left and right...there is never a reason not to smile and laugh if one has the right eyes to sea things =) yes i know spoken truly like a crazy man hehehe

    its good to see you posting again =)

  • poetrybox

    mmmm well there were good things and bad things for you.. but good things kinda eluded me in the last couple of months. So I was trying to figure that out. Well... in everyway I gave up and decided.. leave all that and let me enjoy every bit of what I get. Who am I to tell or decide what is good and bad. In someway everything is good. So I am happy and now I am also back here.
      You came back with a cute little poem here.. wonderful as ever...

    The Signature Of A True Human  Is The Smile He/She Brings On The Face Of Others.
    LonelyPoet

  • jassmine

    Welcome back I missed you too dear one. Yahoo the poetry book is going so well. I have loved reading it. Got my daughter reading it now. All is well in God;s world today so it must be in yours too. Love you, Judi

  • littlelamblittlelamb

    Seems I see a crazy lady turning round and round, such a vivid picture!

    ryc: glad that you like the pic.

  • SunsetHeart

    Goodness!  I can relate!  What a great poem!


    Sunsetheart

  • seattlelife

    yes, time does seem to race while life is happening! I'm glad amidst the bad you also had good. I loved how you double backed to the opening line in the end of the poem.

  • Pen_of_Mjoollnir

    Sweetie, you are the perfect poetry editor for Liquid Imagination--don't let anyone fool you. You've done such a wonderful job.


    Six years? Make it seven and then eight. I know the struggles. The room spun for me earlier. I ignored it until it screamed, "Look at me spinning." Lasted longer than normal, but it subsided.


    Keep on keepin' on, sister!!

  • Pen_of_Mjoollnir

    Your poem had to be answered separately (except for that one phrase).


    Captured within is so much, almost too much at first, but that is what it is certainly intended to do--and it does expertly: it captures the stress of a moment in a raindrop of time. The line, "Why can't I breathe?" Oh, that ties it all together.


    Wonderful!!

  • dougpost

    I feel your spinning.

  • jassmine

    I love this poem. Hope you come back soon. Glad the book signing went well. Congrats. Judi

  • jassmine

    I am thinking some on a clear mind too. Judi

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