Day 26: 26th April, 26th Poem
I was just thinking about having nothing to write about and this just tumbled out. So, for better or worse:
Hole In My Shoe
Stuck for something to write about
I search on the web for a clue
And finding nothing that interests me
I can only think of my shoe
There's been a hole for some time now
In the sole of my favourite pair
And buying new being out of the question,
I'll have to do a repair
So what do I do, where do I start
It's all a mystery to me
I've got some glue, but not the right sort
Time for a cup of tea
I remember what grandma used to do
To make her shoes last longer
She took some card and put it inside
It made them that little bit stronger
For a while,
Till the rain got in
Welcome to my blog. Grams is the name my first grandson gave me and it's stuck. My great loves: My husband, our nine children, twenty five grandchildren, four great grandchildren, my Faith, writing- prose and poetry - and travelling , especially in our camper. My posts are eclectic and I appreciate getting comments. So, please feel free to comment or offer advice on what you would like to to see more of.
Saturday, April 25, 2015
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You got my attention, as did the whole. I hope you find comfort, and resolve for your sole.
ReplyDeleteYou can check out the PAD challenge at writersdigest.com/ it's almost done but you can still use the prompts from before. They are pretty thought-provoking.
Today's prompt: http://www.writersdigest.com/whats-new/2015-april-pad-challenge-day-26
Write a poem using one of the words Shakespeare created as a jump-off point.
Thank you Shaziane. There's no resolution I'm happy with I'm afraid. Been away the weekend so finding it difficult to think about writing poetry. But will try to finish the month... X
ReplyDeleteLovely poem and I relate - it's been a challenge to write a poem every day this month, but I keep going.
ReplyDeleteNot too long ago I wrote a much shorter (and a bit silly) poem about a hole in my own shoe:
"I am in love with the hole on the right side of my shoe.
You might think this is a problem I want to fix.
But rather, it's the opposite."
I have such a hard time letting go of a well-worn pair of shoes, even past their time!
Thanks Eve...
ReplyDeleteThere's Shoe Goo ... works pretty well for that kind of repair. Good poem, thanks.
ReplyDeleteVince there was nothing wrong with my shoe - it's just a poem.
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This is some really tight stuff. It's got a flash of euphoria with a hunt of comedy. Nice poetry.
ReplyDeleteThnx for visiting my blog @ http://writeveriday.blogspot.com
Akpan.