Who me?
“It is always an misinterpretation or Alternative fact.” Continue reading Who me?
Category: Poetry
Journaling and Coloring
Originally posted on Poemattic: Poetry and Art for the Soul:
For me both journaling and coloring are great for the soul. Then again all art forms are soulful experiences for me. I published a book that focuses on both journaling and coloring. The book contains mandalas i drew and pages to jot down reflections. I included some inspirational quotes that I call food for thought.… Continue reading Journaling and Coloring
Too Many Storms On My Mind
Too many storms on my mind; the ravage is immense. I woke up this morning with the memory of that dreadful day, when I first DOUBTED the goodness of human beings. I remember looking out towards the area where the Twin Towers stood galantly almost Quixotesque like, A powerful image envied by architects, only to see clouds of smoke streaming to the skies. The morning … Continue reading Too Many Storms On My Mind
Grandparents Day –
Today is National Grandparents Day. It is a day to remember perhaps the eldest family member. It is an opportunity to remember those who have passed as well. I met only one grandparent. My maternal grandmother was an extraordinary lady. She was widowed young and raised four daughters on her own. I remember her stories most of all. I spent most of the summer vacations … Continue reading Grandparents Day –
A Plea to a Narcissistic Man
Who is that hollow man? Does he know how the mighty have fallen? He needs to stop chasing the wrong things, You are not always right Do you even know, “The Seven Rules of Life”? He who reigns within himself Cannot find his own heart And cannot have absolute mastery of himself Many of us fear your kind of man. People ask, Have you no … Continue reading A Plea to a Narcissistic Man
Haiku 216
A lonely storm dooms an island unsuspecting A force of nature #helptheBahamas My heart broke when I saw the images of the tremendous devastation created by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. My prayers go out to the people who are suffering and to the family members who desperately await the fate of their loved ones. Continue reading Haiku 216
Haiku by Issa
Just to say the word HOME, that one word alone so pleasantly cool Continue reading Haiku by Issa
Journaling and Coloring
For me both journaling and coloring are great for the soul. Then again all art forms are soulful experiences for me. I published a book that focuses on both journaling and coloring. The book contains mandalas i drew and pages to jot down reflections. I included some inspirational quotes that I call food for thought. My mentor and longtime friend recently commented on my book. … Continue reading Journaling and Coloring
Delight
30 Day Song Challenge
Day 6: A song that makes you want to dance Day 5: A song that needs to be played loudly – Because I do and because I love New York! Continue reading 30 Day Song Challenge
In Remembrance of My Father-in-Law
You became a father to me; I needed someone to look up to and make proud once again. You counseled me during hard times. You protected me when you thought I was not looking. You taught me that marriage is a heavenly partnership. I watched how much you loved your children and then the grandchildren we gave you. You were so proud when you met … Continue reading In Remembrance of My Father-in-Law
30 Day Song Challenge
Day 4: A song that reminds you of someone you’d rather forget Continue reading 30 Day Song Challenge
Haiku 213 by Melba Christie
The moon is showing the star watchers How rivers can glitter tonite Image by mcbeaner from Pixabay Continue reading Haiku 213 by Melba Christie
30 Day Song Challenge
Dancing in the Street by Martha and the Vandellas Day 3: A song that reminds you of summertime Continue reading 30 Day Song Challenge
30 day song challenge
Day 2: A song you like with a number in the title – Eight Days a Week Continue reading 30 day song challenge
