Part-Time Poet
Driving home with weekly groceries, another Thursday morn
When I see the sun through clouds that seem by blades of lightning torn
And suddenly my head is filled by rhymes I’ll have a go at
And my frozen food’s gonna melt ‘cuz I’m a part-time poet.
I’m on a fishing trip with my husband and some of our friends
And just he and I row out to start the best of all weekends
He drops his line, I watch the sun, shy beauty scared to show it.
And I catch verses in my head ‘cuz I’m a part-time poet!
Even as I am baking a cake for my daughter’s big day
I dream of eighteen years past when in a hospital I lay
With my little angel, then I hear the smoke alarm blow it
I start fresh ‘cuz I’m a full-time mom and a part-time poet!
July 7, 2019
Copyright © Cindi Rockwell | Year Posted 2019
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