Left in Manhattan
cab. Friends’ numbers, pix of my
kids in strangers’ hands.
Lost cell phone
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Left in Manhattan
cab. Friends’ numbers, pix of my
kids in strangers’ hands.
Left in Manhattan
cab. Friends’ numbers, pix of my
kids in strangers’ hands.
A haiku a day?
Not quite. Some days the tap runs,
some days it’s bone dry.
Could Cameron Diaz
maybe have done her hair? That
ponytail so wrong.
Accomplished nothing
’til I took Motrin a whip
that tamed this tiger
Intention shines high
above like a star I see
and dream of reaching.
separating the
non-essential from the much
needed is painful.
Not enough time for
cookies, cards, decorating.
Which one do I skip?
My spare bedroom holds
many possibilities
under all that junk.
Fat balls of yarn crowd
my home like clawless kittens,
needling me to start.
Inertia roosting
inside me like a hen un-
willing to lay eggs.