Tropes
Telling a story
Repeating scenarios
Often switching up
People, places, happenings
Ending nicely
Sometimes
Connie Peters' poems in progress
Tropes
Telling a story
Repeating scenarios
Often switching up
People, places, happenings
Ending nicely
Sometimes
College Dating
My college years sound like a trope,
With cross connections like a rope,
Between some roommates and some
friends.
Yes, it was like a real-life Soap.
From ex and beyond, it extends,
Relating in curios blends.
Roomie liked my ex plus a guy.
The guy liked me and here it tends
To complicate and go awry.
I liked my ex’s roommate, sigh.
Another friend’s ex asked me out.
I dated him, but not sure why.
It grew tangled, without a doubt.
Somehow or other, all worked out.
I got with ex’s roomie, yay.
Roomie got with ex, roundabout.
We had some months to date and play,
But then, time came to go away.
I went to Wyoming to stay.
And met my hubby one fine day.
Keep On Writing
Keep on writing, through thick and thin,
Though you may think you will not win.
When success seems far out of reach,
And you fear, “Those who can’t do, teach,”
Feel wasting time may be a sin.
You’re tired of being so “all in.”
Always taking it on the chin.
You’d rather relax at the beach.
Keep on writing.
Rejection puts you in tailspin.
You need to grow a rhino skin.
All’s possible with God does preach.
He does listen when you beseech.
So please, finish what you begin.
Keep on writing.
World of Possibility
The travel bug
Oh, I had caught it early on.
The travel bug
It started slowly as a slug.
To see the world, I have felt drawn.
Immunity is now long gone.
The travel bug
Mean Old Winter
Fair autumn days are
slipping past.
Old winter’s chasing on its heels.
Who’s ready for what winter deals?
Impossible for fall to last.
Mean winter’s coming way too fast.
At gloominess, my poor mind reels.
Fair autumn days are slipping past.
Old winter’s chasing on its heels.
Bare branches stark in skies like glass.
Sheet ice on roads aims, maims, and kills.
I freeze, at least, that’s how it feels.
As days go by, gray snow’s amassed.
Fair autumn days are slipping past.
Send Them Packing
The monsters creep about at night,
Which shows that they are truly wimps.
Afraid to face you in the light,
They hide away with all the imps.
So if there’s monsters neath your bed,
You tell them go, fill them with dread.
Because you’re brave and good and wise,
The monsters run in their surprise.
Despair
Listen
Do not give up
Go forward bit by bit
Do not let despair devour you
Head up, eyes forward, one step, then the next
Chase away fog that blocks vision
You have done harder things
Be encouraged
Listen