The Irony of My Home
Some may wonder
if my home is so special
why I want to leave it
and wander the world.
Funny thing.
Home is more home to me
featuring ornaments, paintings
and photos from faraway places.
Connie Peters' poems in progress
The Irony of My Home
Some may wonder
if my home is so special
why I want to leave it
and wander the world.
Funny thing.
Home is more home to me
featuring ornaments, paintings
and photos from faraway places.
Adventurous But Cautions
I approach adventures thinking
the guides don’t want me to die
any more than I do.
I need to be relatively assured
that though I may be testing my limits
that it won’t be my last hurrah.
I depend on someone
who knows what they’re doing,
rather than my own skills.
And with a prayer
I take the leap,
brave the waves,
explore the depths
climb the heights
hike the trails
and be thankful
when things go well,
and I have a blast,
stretch and grow
and am ready
for another challenge.
Askew
So many things on which to stew.
There’s much today to misconstrue.
Perspectives tilt slightly askew.
I often feel a bit annoyed
With folks that are so paranoid.
I guess it’s how they fill the void.
They need someone like Dr. Freud.
By fearmongers they are employed.
They’re sounding like a bad tabloid.
Looks like they’re ones I should avoid,
But that may show their fears are true.
I’ll pray for them, that’s what I’ll do.
And leave them to their point of view.
Dawn
Dark and quiet
Tap, tap, tap
Laptop keys
Upon my lap
Look for words
That paint and rhyme.
This is how
I spend my time.
Early morning
Wake up call.
Winter, spring,
Summer, fall.
Darkness waits
For the sun.
What’s today?
A lot of fun?
Maybe so.
To work I go.