A poem instead of a journal entry:
The following poem was prompted by The Sunday Whirl. The wordle there contained the words in italics. If you need inspiration you should visit that site.
Easy Verses
Plain speaking poems
Jar the mind fully awake,
Never forgotten
Across yesterday, today,
In a hurry, tomorrow.
The poem, a tree
Stirred, its roots linger in sand
Of the beloved
Country, wound around and round
Disguised as something special.
Plain speaking poems
Framed by minds awakened to
The English language
From time of understanding
Until thought’s smooth expression.
The poem freely tells
Story of experience
Travelling inside
Imagination’s delight
At its creativity.
Plain speaking poems
Brought to life beautifully
Spreading happiness
Throughout every existence
In past, present, and future.
Jo Ann J. A. Jordan
Sunday, March 24, 2013
I am grateful:
1. We remained safe through the storms last night.
2. Mom was able to go to church with me today.
3. Whoppers were on sale, two for $5.00.
4. We went to Ross and shopped a while.
5. Penny ate better this evening.
My Sunday was wonderful. I hope you also enjoyed your day. God is so kind to give us time. I urge you to engage your mind in creating something that will capture some of the precious quality of these moments. You have the talent to dazzle the world if you only apply yourself.
As a prompt, convey some of your feelings on the passage of time. If you write a poem, story, or journal entry in answer to this prompt, please leave a link to your work in the comments below.
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Always,
Jo Ann
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