Since I started out writing poetry, I thought I would begin by sharing a short one of those. I tend to write all kinds of poetry---differing styles---moods, etc. This one is entitled: The Quandary. As I recall, my inspiration was hitting a cement post at the local bank with a car door, inflicting a bit of damage. Certain my husband would not be amused, I drew up my last will and testament and attached it to the wounded car. It worked---my husband laughed instead of erupting.
The Quandary
The day was long, the hour grim---
Fate had decided to enjoy a whim.
It was my choice how to react---
Throw myself, or remain intact.
Let temper rule, or use control---
What would be my chosen role?
Tears longed to come, and yet it seemed,
A hidden mirth within me beamed.
To laugh or cry, which would it be,
As disaster loomed, surrounding me?
With a defiant twinkle in my eye,
I laughed out loud, then began to cry.
Cheri J. Crane
8 comments:
hey cheri... i love that you are doind this website. thats a great idea. you are always so positive i am excited to read some of your poetry! i loved the one for todaY!!! keep up the good worK!!! LOVe ~!KaYloNi~!CrAnW
hey cheri i love your idea about this website. you are always so positive i am excited to read some of your writings...the one today was greaT!!! keep up the great work!!! have a nice day!!! loVE !~KaYlOnI~!CrAnE
Hi 'Loni,
Thanks for the positive feedback. =) I thought this would be fun to try for a while.
And tell your brothers we'll be thinking of them next week. That's way cool.
How fun! All the works by my favorite author/poet all in the same place -- fantastic! (Move over Edgar Guest.) One question: are we allowed to "steal" them to use in church? (If we give you credit, of course.)
It looks great, too. Love the polka dots. :-)
Silly mommy........now my mom is more a blog freak than her sons....sigh....
Kerry, feel free to use anything you find here for whatever you want. =)These will range from silly to silly, so use your better judgement. ;)
Hi Derek Glenn. =) No worries, your silly mommy won't shame the family too much. Maybe just a little. =D
Oh, Derek, if you only knew! Maybe it's better that you don't. :-)
Je suis sur! =)Kerry, I bite my thumb at you. (This is a big time French insult. I'm not sure what it means, but it can't be too bad--a college professor at Ricks taught me that one years ago.)
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