Struggled for wisdom,
Have poured over many books
-they say I'm a fool.
Copyright 2010
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Monday, November 2, 2009
Day's Last Adventure
Sprawled out on the floor,
Adventures unfold in book
-reading, then dreamland.
Copyright 2009
Adventures unfold in book
-reading, then dreamland.
Copyright 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Monday, December 29, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Potboiling
Reading pulp fiction,
Cloak and dagger on commute
-at work, just daggers.
Copyright 2008
Cloak and dagger on commute
-at work, just daggers.
Copyright 2008
Labels:
Commute,
Employment,
Liesure,
reading,
work
Monday, November 24, 2008
Afterschool Adventures
Building block castles,
Reading jungle books and paint,
-children's library.
Copyright 2008
Reading jungle books and paint,
-children's library.
Copyright 2008
Monday, November 10, 2008
Magical Worlds of Bedtime
Reading you stories,
We wish we could go with you
-seeing the world new.
Copyright 2008
We wish we could go with you
-seeing the world new.
Copyright 2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Procrastination 101
Reading late at night,
Information scatters out
-little left by dawn.
Copyright 2008
Information scatters out
-little left by dawn.
Copyright 2008
Friday, June 6, 2008
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Happy Mother's Day To Mothers Everywhere: Poems Old And New
xxxxxxxxxI
-you knew me better.
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-no one believed in.
xxxxxxxxxIII
You told me one day
Uniforms can't measure us.
-So much they don't say.
Copyright 2008
Little Hobo
by Edward S. Gault
My mother pointed out to me,
As she helped me put on
The various parts of my hobo costume,
That winning a contest was not easy.
Other kids may have worked harder.
I should not get my hopes up, or
My expectations too high.
She did not want me to
Suffer the blow when I didn’t win.
Still, I carried home a blue ribbon that day.
Copyright 2007
Little Hobo was originally published last October.
When the teacher said
That I would not fit in there-you knew me better.
xxxxxxxxxII
Many years ago,
You read to a little boy-no one believed in.
xxxxxxxxxIII
You told me one day
Uniforms can't measure us.
-So much they don't say.
Copyright 2008
Little Hobo
by Edward S. Gault
My mother pointed out to me,
As she helped me put on
The various parts of my hobo costume,
That winning a contest was not easy.
Other kids may have worked harder.
I should not get my hopes up, or
My expectations too high.
She did not want me to
Suffer the blow when I didn’t win.
Still, I carried home a blue ribbon that day.
Copyright 2007
Little Hobo was originally published last October.
Labels:
Blue Ribbon,
Haiku,
hobo,
Mother's Day,
Poems,
reading,
Teacher,
Uniforms
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Friday, December 28, 2007
Vacation's Past Time
One of the things that I've always enjoyed doing with vacation time is to read. This scares the living bejabbers out of some people, I guess because reading is the mark of an independent mind. Independent minds make people nervous. So when more conservative relatives come to visit I sneak out when I can to get just a few more pages of delicious thoughtcrime read. Here is a haiku for all you independent minds out there.
Man reads in cafe
Evening light takes its flight
A moonlit walk home
Copyright 2007
Man reads in cafe
Evening light takes its flight
A moonlit walk home
Copyright 2007
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