My journey through this world and how I see things….
Smiles and laughter realized again Deep in my soul, they still exist Despite the heartbreak and pain I remember what I dismissed. Wordsmith of stories and poems Decades spent writing them all - Conveying different emotions - One second up high, the next I fall. Did you happen to notice what was missing?… Continue reading Flawed Heart
It seems that the older we get, the harder we find it to take those little precious moments out of life and do things that truly bring us an immense amount of joy - pleasure, if you will. While I completely understand and know that we can't be a child again 24/7, I feel that… Continue reading What’s Your Pleasure?
I love the way this phone keeps us connected. I love the little device so much. Shiny and new and, oh so protected. Your thumbs brush over the screen While we sit here eating our lunch. The way the light shines from your mobile - Bounces off your handsome features. I'd almost mistake… Continue reading Mobile Phone
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDFmRETqKTs Duckie Watching the boy across the gym, Dancing - making my way to him. His dirty shoes and pompadour hair. We'd make quite the dancing pair. What a prom it would be with him. © Susan Reed I never get bored of "Pretty in Pink" and would totally love to… Continue reading Duckie
Winter and Fall Time. How you tick away. Seasons moving faster How I despise the heat today, Hotter than a southern pastor. Eyes closed and I drift to another place, Manifest the cool wind in the air. Snow, bright and falling upon my face, Humidity no longer affecting my hair. Cringing at… Continue reading Winter and Fall
Snowmageddon 2015 is what they're calling February 16, 2015 in my part of Kentucky. I stayed up last night to catch up on some other works I'm doing and woke up this afternoon from trying to catch up on my own personal business ventures. My car is currently buried in snow which probably… Continue reading Clones For Snowmageddon !
Poetry is one of the most popular forms of art in the world. Almost anyone can do it and you're definitely not limited to where you can write. I've jotted down my own work of prose in coffee shops, libraries, and even when I should be paying attention to a college lecture. I don't recommend… Continue reading How To Write Poetry
In Response to today's Daily Prompt: Someone Else's Island We’ve all been asked what five objects we’d take with us to a desert island. Now it’s your best friend’s (or close relative’s) turn to be stranded: what five objects would you send him/her off with? The Island Dear sweet friend of mine,… Continue reading The Island
I shall continue my letter as before, dear brother. I escaped my cottage and began to run as fast as my legs would carry me. It wasn't as I wanted but I managed to get away. It wasn't by my own ability but rather - the man showed mercy. He chased me through the… Continue reading Twilight Has Fallen (Part 2)
Dear Brother David, Had I known what I know now, I would have cancelled passage to this country and remained in London. I'm not even sure that is entirely truthful. The reasons I had for leaving in the first place was that I believed in what I heard of the promise, the potential of this… Continue reading Twilight Has Fallen (Part 1)
Focal Breeze 