(I dug these out of an old journal)
Prayer
good morning
sounds like rain
random
patterns
in the dust
incomprehensible whispers of the past
like the suns rays
reaching
through the clouds
we spend our time
chasing shadows
of what we wanted to be
the children
we were
the memories
that become us
lie like naked reminders
of our pain
belligerent screams
pointed towards
your incoherent God
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love
topless pink chocolate in a frantic symphony
beneath
delirious whispers
of screaming
love
produce languid bitter versions
of crushing
madness
(This is your brain on drugs...*laughs*)
5.07.2007
Art on a Monday Morning
The Big, Ugly, Gaping Hole in my Heart
My daughter left to go and spend the summer with her father in North Dakota this weekend. This means I will not see her for three months. THREE MONTHS!!!!! May I say, on a purely selfish note, that I HATE summer? I'm happy that she gets to see her dad. I'm happy that she gets to see all her friends. But now I have this huge gaping hole in my heart from missing my kid.....and she's only been gone for two days.
I found two things that cheered me up when I got home from the airport. One is a shopping list of things she wanted to get before she left. Please note item number one on the list. My daughter was trying to spell "Hagen Daz" and because I was asleep when she wrote the list, just tried to "sound it out". I don't know that I've laughed that hard in weeks.
The second is a poem I found lying on her dresser when I returned. It was tucked under a few pictures she had drawn. It illustrates perfectly one of the many reasons I love my daughter so much...she has inherited my twisted sense of humor.
Summer vacation never seemed this long before, but now three months sounds like an eternity.
I found two things that cheered me up when I got home from the airport. One is a shopping list of things she wanted to get before she left. Please note item number one on the list. My daughter was trying to spell "Hagen Daz" and because I was asleep when she wrote the list, just tried to "sound it out". I don't know that I've laughed that hard in weeks.
The second is a poem I found lying on her dresser when I returned. It was tucked under a few pictures she had drawn. It illustrates perfectly one of the many reasons I love my daughter so much...she has inherited my twisted sense of humor.
Summer vacation never seemed this long before, but now three months sounds like an eternity.
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