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A Misfortune

In a special way, I search my every day. I’m all cried out by justice I now scream. I have much to say with my words I pray. From reality to delusion, but yet a dream! I tell you I am surely the crop of that cream. Now I can stay or I can go on about my way. You may reject me or accept me as supreme. Every single day generates my hands at play. Bottomed out or just plain downright silly, I could care the least towards the very best. Or, I can sit here and say OMG! Oh Really? Maybe I should armor up in a cast-iron vest. If only everyone already knew about their one golden frowned upon rule. Perhaps a misfortune will shear a few jewels stopping the two timing dual.

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Carol Sunshine Brown

Date: 9/21/2009 4:55:00 AM

Thank you for sharing your excellent poetry with us Ann. As always I wish you the best in your future writing endeavors whatever they may be. Love, Carol

Carolyn Devonshire

Date: 9/20/2009 10:24:00 AM

Don't don that cast-iron vest, Ann. You can vent your frustrations through writing awesome poetry. If someone cannot accept you as you are or is playing the "two-timing dual," try to move forward without them. There is hope on the horizon "Every single day." Great poem! Love, Carolyn