The Flabby Truth
Fifty, fifty-one…
No one truly believes these
are ‘handles’ of love.
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for Flabby: WOTDC.
Pernicious in the Flesh
Just one piece of fudge.
Ok, maybe another.
Whoops! There’s just one left.
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for PERNICIOUS: WOTDC
PUDGY
with gold patch-worn fur
an eyepatch for his lost eye
my arctophile friend
FYI: Pudgy was the last stuffed animal I ever received for Christmas. (I boldly announced that year I was now too old for stuffed animals- being already four years old. Pudgy never left my bed from Christmas at four until I left for college. He, now at 60 years-old, lives on the top shelf in my study.
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for ARCTOPHILE: WOTDC.
A Farmer’s Casserole
breaking a few eggs
adding has browns and cheeses
sauté’ the onions
Canadian bacon
plus, evaporated milk
A breakfast delight
FYI: My new morning recipe for this week.
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for BREAKING: WOTDC.
Heavenly Retirement
friendships and hobbies
unfathomable riches
the blessed call me blessed
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for Rich: WOTDC.
Gardening Time: Quantifying Is the First Step
Testing the soil.
Factor germination rates
Every plant’s different.
FYI: Today was a garden center visit. I was blessed with a new vegetable to try this year- Egyptian Onions. My trusted gardening mentor said that I could plant my container peas and set my Egyptian onion bulbils in the ground on the next warm day. Whoopee! (For those that are more curious: Egyptian onions are called walking onions or tree onions.)
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for QUANTIFY: WOTDC.
One Grand-Nibling
nieces and nephews
a term ‘coined’ in the 50s
gender neutral
FYI:A collectively-constructed generational word. Created from the words (s)ibling and then adding the ’n’ from the words (n)ephew and (n)iece.
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for NIBLING: WOTDC.
Magnifying Problems
Just leave me alone.
Get out of bed? Don’t think so.
Stop looking at me.
(Yes. It’s been one of those days.)
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for MAGNIFYING: WOTDC.
It’s nice to see that
I’m not the only one who
falls a bit behind!
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for OOPS: WOTDC.
If you keep hyping
everything done as racist…
Insouciant words
FYI: I enjoy the WOTDC each day. Often I try to write a haiku using the word given for our daily challenge. I think that I will allow myself more freedoms and birth a new poetry genre… haiku/free verse.
Written for INSOUCIANT: WOTDC.
It's All in Finding the Right Words 