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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Hush---- Posted for One Shot Wed
Different sounds echo in my chamber
A veil to hide the look behind my eyes
Winter solstice peaceful and comfortable
Yet, a feeling of the unknown lurks at my backdoor
It must open, yet, I hesitate
Unwilling to let go of things I could cope with
Not wanting to know what the future will unleash
Hush, here it comes without a sound
New beginnings, endings, gains and losses.
Fears and joys, old and the new
Challenges, triumphs
Promises kept, promises broken
Only good intentions
A baptism of new dreams and hopes for all
Wysteria
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Dear Santa - Carry On Tuesday
Dear Santa,
For as long as I can remember, I have been a good girl.
I know, it is expected to be a good boy or girl throughout the year.
However, after many years of reflection, I have been too good.
This behavior did not bring me more or less of anything.
Now that I am older and toys (childrens) are no longer an option
I find myself longing to be the bad girl, I have deep down inside always wanted to be
It is probably too late for this Christmas, but I am trying to prepare you for next year
I want to be a dirty little girl, naughty, insatiable and a sexy being. Please don't leave me frilly things.
Leather would be nice
If, it isn't too much to ask, I might need someone to go with all these desires.
The one I have, doesn't seem to be interested in naughty things
So, dear Santa... I will keep you posted this year
Please keep in mind, I am tired of the good girl and want to bring out the bad girl in the New Year
Oh and Santa... you look extremely sexy in Red and White
Wysteria
Monday, December 20, 2010
Funny Christmas Gifts Written for One Stop Poetry
Well, it does have an H in it. Could it be for Holiday?
Many years ago when my siblings and myself were in our teens our family started a tradition on Christmas Eve. If someone had an ailment, a funny thing happen to them, or what ever we could think of, we bought funny gifts. This tradition soon took over and what we looked forward to every year.
Honestly, we ended spending more money on funny gifts than the traditional ones, but oh, how we laughed through the night.
No one was safe, parents included. Thus the picture of the Preparation H. One year my mother battled with this problem and everyone heard about it. So! For Christmas she got tons of tubes. However, we learned the real truth. Somewhere she read it took swelling and bags under the eyes away. She was actually thrilled to get the tubes!
I was young and cruised nightly at the local "Manners" that year for Christmas I got flashlights, a manners hat and menu and a special red light for the top of my car with a sign that said "Manners Patrol" all homemade of course.
My Italian Father was 'somewhat' of a gambler. We went to the local Horse races and got him all kinds of racing programs and books on betting tips.
We made chick magnets for my brothers, bought zit cream and so many to list I can't even recall all of them.
These Christmas's I remember the most. The laughter, sometimes the defensive shock and then laughter. It took us hours to open presents and it brought our memories together. Each Christmas to this day, we talk about those and laugh. How easy it is to make a tradition, especially one to bring family's together in only a way they can understand
Wysteria
Many years ago when my siblings and myself were in our teens our family started a tradition on Christmas Eve. If someone had an ailment, a funny thing happen to them, or what ever we could think of, we bought funny gifts. This tradition soon took over and what we looked forward to every year.
Honestly, we ended spending more money on funny gifts than the traditional ones, but oh, how we laughed through the night.
No one was safe, parents included. Thus the picture of the Preparation H. One year my mother battled with this problem and everyone heard about it. So! For Christmas she got tons of tubes. However, we learned the real truth. Somewhere she read it took swelling and bags under the eyes away. She was actually thrilled to get the tubes!
I was young and cruised nightly at the local "Manners" that year for Christmas I got flashlights, a manners hat and menu and a special red light for the top of my car with a sign that said "Manners Patrol" all homemade of course.
My Italian Father was 'somewhat' of a gambler. We went to the local Horse races and got him all kinds of racing programs and books on betting tips.
We made chick magnets for my brothers, bought zit cream and so many to list I can't even recall all of them.
These Christmas's I remember the most. The laughter, sometimes the defensive shock and then laughter. It took us hours to open presents and it brought our memories together. Each Christmas to this day, we talk about those and laugh. How easy it is to make a tradition, especially one to bring family's together in only a way they can understand
Wysteria
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Arrow Shot One Shoot Sunday
Wishful
Exhaling, you leave me
Your presence only felt
Inhaling, your spirit enters
Lifting me to heaven, with you
Wysteria
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
To all of my readers who like me or don't..lol
I will be out of order for a day or so... Going in for surgery.
Maybe it will give me something to write about, happily of course!!!!!
Wysteria
Maybe it will give me something to write about, happily of course!!!!!
Wysteria
Sunday, December 12, 2010
And, So this is Christmas - John Lennon
In the words of John Lennon...
"So, this is Christmas what have you done"?
Have you given of yourself this year?
Have you made a difference?
"So, this is Christmas and what have we done"?
Fed the poor? Saved an animal? Gave children our time? Loved and cherished our parents time with us?
I can ask so many questions, but I believe you know them all
Wysteria
"So, this is Christmas what have you done"?
Have you given of yourself this year?
Have you made a difference?
"So, this is Christmas and what have we done"?
Fed the poor? Saved an animal? Gave children our time? Loved and cherished our parents time with us?
I can ask so many questions, but I believe you know them all
Wysteria
Written for One Stop Poetry - Sunday Shoot
The blue sky blends into the background of straw colored mountains
Flicks of white snow struggle against melting on the slopes
It is extremely desolate
Beautiful and yet an urgency not to be alone on the road
Praying the vehicle makes every winding turn
And yet, the beauty of it all, mesmerizing
It is so peaceful, and sings me a lullaby in silence
Driving toward the azure sky, as it nestles into a crook and valley
My goal to stay awake and enjoy natures beauty
It would be a shame to slip down a slope
Though the scenery is hypnotizing me
Never to tell anyone of the beauty I have witnessed
Wysteria
Little Ballerina
This has been written for Jenny Matlock's Saturday Centus. Please visit her site...
Wysteria
I was only five when I started taking many different types of dance classes
Loving them all I spent many years learning and practicing.
Every lesson,having a goal to meet, a little block inside new shoes.
After many years of learning the basics and the french names of each new step
My mother gave me a box wrapped with a pink ribbon
"An involuntary gasp of shock escaped my lips when I opened the shoebox and saw the pointy-toed shoes..."
I think, this was the happiest moment in my life
Wysteria
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Feel Lucky Punk??
Okay.. I usually don't add something from You Tube. However, I'm a fan of this band and the remake -"Bad Company" Thought I would share
Wysteria - Bad Company, until the day I die....:)
Wysteria - Bad Company, until the day I die....:)
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Who is that in the Manger?
Please note- I did not take this picture and don't know who did. It came in an email from a friend and I thought I would share it with all of you. However, it is my poem..)
It was a bitter cold night
And, no one was in sight
I'm just another stray,
tired of running away
I'm just another stray,
tired of running away
I sniffed around the manger
There was no danger
Hungry and cold
against a baby I mold
Three men watched over me
They would do no harm, I could see
The baby held me in his arms, on a blanket of straw
I could hear a hush from those who saw
A simple bed that someone made,
Hunger and cold, seemed to fade
I could hear a hush from those who saw
A simple bed that someone made,
Hunger and cold, seemed to fade
Please, if you find a stray during this cold
Give him a warm place to sleep, and your arms to hold
Wysteria
Monday, December 6, 2010
J- is for January Junk
It's that time of year again.
When the Holidays are over
And, January is Junk month for me
Bag the old stuff, box it, and I will be clutter free
Now that I am older, I find I can throw things away
However, just as I get rid of it, I need it.
Off to the thrift store I head
To rummage and riffle until I am dead
So, as you can see
January is get rid of Junk month
Only to make room for more
This January as I box the old, there will be new bargains I can't ignore!
Wysteria
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Picture Prompt - One Shoot Sunday
Passion
When does it start and when does it end?
Longing for the feel of lips brushing against my skin
Heated moist breath, making me shiver
Secretly, I dream for another kiss like that.
What happens after you have grown apart
and live together for convenience?
A part of you is tucked away in a heart shaped box
Wounded and ignoring your wants and desires
Not a victim, only a victim of circumstances
No money, nowhere to go , no insurance
These things have somehow grown to out weigh passion
It seems, there is not enough room for all of them
We make choices, sacrifices, and follow paths
Happy, or unhappy we choose our destiny
Of all the things, I have given up
Passion and breathless kisses, I miss the most
Wysteria
When does it start and when does it end?
Longing for the feel of lips brushing against my skin
Heated moist breath, making me shiver
Secretly, I dream for another kiss like that.
What happens after you have grown apart
and live together for convenience?
A part of you is tucked away in a heart shaped box
Wounded and ignoring your wants and desires
Not a victim, only a victim of circumstances
No money, nowhere to go , no insurance
These things have somehow grown to out weigh passion
It seems, there is not enough room for all of them
We make choices, sacrifices, and follow paths
Happy, or unhappy we choose our destiny
Of all the things, I have given up
Passion and breathless kisses, I miss the most
Wysteria
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Snow and the Elderly
Magpie Tales |
I found myself a prisoner in my own home
Looking out the window it seemed so serene
Too weak to shovel, the snow only piled upon my walk
There was little to eat, I could not go to the store
Too proud to ask for help, I peered across the street at my neighbor
He had a snow-blower and was cleaning his driveway
How I wished, he would do mine
Soon, he put the machine away in his garage and closed the door.
The snow continued to fall, each snowflake finding it's destination
Another day and night of snow, would hold me hostage
Feeling a tear sting my eye, I wondered why
People don't think of the elderly, trapped, maybe in need
Have we lost all compassion, or just don't have the time?
Perhaps, we don't want to get involved
This is not me, but, millions of elderly
Take a moment, and don't forget them
Wysteria
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Word Prompt - We Write Poems - Love
http://thursdaypoetsrallypoetry.wordpress.com/2010/11/30/bless-the-words-4-thursday-poets-rally-week-34/
Thursday Poets Rally
After loving all your friends and family
Thursday Poets Rally
After loving all your friends and family
is there enough room
for thousands more?
Our hearts are small, but there is vacancy
This time of the year, we sometimes forget
There are homeless,
Victims of 911
Men and women, fighting for our freedom
During this season, there are people losing homes
No Christmas Tree's
No Presents for children
Sometimes, there is no food
Our Country needs people
To find love in their hearts
For the helpless, homeless, and depressed
Do you have room to love them?
If you give something
Money, a coat, a meal
Don't think how good it made you feel
Think, you have given someone a piece of your heart
You have enough love, for millions
Different it may be
Let's not forget the elderly, the abused, animals that are beaten and starved
Let's go back to the basic we were taught
Love your neighbor
Perhaps, it will be you in their situation someday
We never know our future
If you do something kind with love, you teach your children what love really means
Wysteria
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