You may remember that I received a wonderful box of luckies from Tinniegirl a couple of weeks ago. I have kept that box on my desk, looking through it every day, and every day I notice something different about its contents.
Tonight, feeling restless, I looked through it once again and decided to finally get my act together and write a poem using some of the items as my inspiration. Thanks Tinniegirl, Mrs. Mills is working her magic still.
PATTERN FOR A SUNDAY NIGHT
Two of diamonds
Eight of hearts,
Longest day
Of far-fetched love.
All my knights
Have fled the house,
Castled, queened
And kinged at last.
Funds divided,
Lessons learned,
The job
Which must be done.
So why do I
When darkness falls,
Want only
Far to run?
Do I now sprint?
Or just retreat?
These patterns
Oft repeat.
Yet here I sit,
With darkness linked,
To bed-made
Sad sing-song.
**Here are the objects which I used:
3 comments:
this poem suits my mood perfectly.
I checked out the pictures of you belly dancing so fun!
That is so clever Eleanor. What a wonderful creative mind you have.
Wonderful!
And can you please tell me again that hebrew word for when something that would be so wonderful happens unexpectedly at a moment when you are not where you normally would be to enjoy it? I'm thinking of when I was at my sister-in-laws and Mr Duyvken came home early from work. It's been bothering me all week!
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