Showing posts with label poems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poems. Show all posts
Another day
People come and go
Each leaving
Their mark
Observations touch
Keeping someone
Coming back
Every day
Hello today
Goodbye yesterday
Writing on and on
To be seen some way
Urging;believing
Observers enjoy
Increasingly engaged
In reading
Aching
To be heard
Readers begin
Writing excitedly
Hello/Goodbye effect:) hehehe
Cascading letters
Form in to words
Each sentence fill
In paragraphs
I with a smile
Write voraciously
Relief overwhelms
As each letter is written
Thoughts roll
With each word
Faith guides
Each sentence
Laughter and joy
With every paragraph
Writing can releasing tensions! Sometimes, dwelling on writing negatively, can continue negative thoughts and only enhance tensions. When you begin to write positive expressions, it's like a snowball effect!
You can't stop! Page after page writing happily. Share these joys! Share the moments! Your writings could help and/or guide others to stay positive :)
Labels: humor and joy, poems, positive poetry
I woke up late! late! late!
Gotta go !
RUN
Bumped in to the wall,
Smacked forehead on sink
Brushin' my teeth
I could have been on time.
Head throbbing.
Driving and muttering.
Car puffs and sputters
BANG
There went my tires
And still oh so tired
Stops
What's wrong with me?
Morning rush? PFFFT
I'm Takin' the day off!
This poem is about someone who is never late for work. They're like OCD with 'time'.. However, in a time like that, which is rare, the person has an option. Go to work distracted and distracting others over your morning, being frustrated and even angry, risking a blow up at work, etc. Now, I know plenty of people who could have a morning like this and you'd never know it! They are quiet individuals and either know how to compose themselves well, or really have got the whole-"leave personal at the door" rule down.
NAH! Everyone brings a little personal to work. It's inevitable and bound to happen eventually.
So, if you had a morning like this, would you go to work?
Labels: dialogue poetry, Morning Rush, morningrush, poems
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