Poetry and the Like

This was my first poem written when I was in my early thirties. The heart of this poem I personally believe to be available to any Christian today that desires this honest of a relationship.

This next one I wrote two years ago in celebration of my mothers 80th birthday. I had a little help from my sister with remembering some of our past. One of those things I forgot all about was the section about my mom sewing doll clothes.

Another member helped me revise this limerick, although, personally I don't see much of a difference. That revision is elsewhere in my port.

This poem was written to a prompt in a contest. It was for the Writer's Cramp and the topic was clutter and getting organized. I didn't win, but it was a fun poem for me to come up with.

The prompt for the 2008 WDC birthday was to write a Pantoum. I thought I did everything right, it wasn't until it was past the deadline that I discovered how to check my submissions and found that somehow I had never submitted it properly.

This next section of poetry I wrote while working with MDuci in one of her workshops. It was working with prose and poetry. Quite a learning experience, and fun also.As a side note, several of these were sections of prose she had us read and then do something different with them.

This was using the same bit of prose and rearranging it differently.

Again, this was a piece of prose, not written by me. From this I was to write a poem.

This was written for an Images in Ink contest having something to do with a bi-polar experience.