Drops on the shower door, like tiny locomotives on invisible rails, streak through “S” curves and straight-a-ways hauling off the remnants of a day digging in garden dirt.
Its a pleasure to be able to visit your blog. Your words turn every day things into events of joy. I've enjoyed watching the rain run down our windows during a good New England storm. thanks
hmmmmmmmm a lot of people here taking a shower with you this evening, getting kind of crowded in here.....haha You definintely need a bigger shower, I just slipped on one of those S curves and and fell out the door.......
This was great pat, but I will never take a shower again without thinking about this one..... :)
2009! 57 years ago in April I was a 2# squealing baby boy. Got a wonderful tan in an incubator. Made friends with plastic tubing, needles and tape. All of which I have zero recollection. I've been well watered and fertilized over the years, and grown quite ripe. Plastic tubing, needles and tape are catalysts for flashbacks without the buzz. Enjoy!
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It's amazing how you so deftly add colour to your words with just black on white! Very good!
Oh...I look forwad to the summer when I can experience that again!
nicely done
nicely done
I'm getting ready to have a shower -- I'll think of this. :)
This is so original! Yet so common an everyday event...
not sure i should be enjoying a poem about you in the shower
but i did :)
The visual aspect of this poem is very powerful and effective. Great job Pat.
So vivid, Pat! I like!!
Its a pleasure to be able to visit your blog. Your words turn every day things into events of joy.
I've enjoyed watching the rain run down our windows during a good New England storm.
thanks
Hey, I liked this one Pat!
Time for me to jump in the shower!
Thanks for stoping by to see the new addition to our family...isn't he cute?
I love the way you "see" things, the way you write! Thank you!
ya'll already digging up the garden down there? Do you plant on Good Friday?
I too have watched those drops of water run down the same curves and lines down into the tub, but have never written about them--well done.
Wonderful imagery Pat...and I'm green with envy that you were busy in the garden dirt!
If it were not for dirt, the whole thing would be quite transparent!:) We live in a mysterious world, if only we could see it!:)
Vaugh, a wonderful compliment from a fellow colorer!! My problem is staying in the lines.
Cathy, I assume you're talking about gardening, not taking a shower?
Thanks Kai X 2!!
Andrew, when I take a bath I get to play with my boats and ducks.
Rethabile, that's all I have. Thanks!!
Floots, not sure I should enjoy your comment, but I do. Thanks!!
Thanks Russell!!
Thanks Pris!!
Nancy, it's a pleasure having you read my words. Stay dry, and thanks!!
Margie, I hope you had a wonderful shower. He is a cutey!!Thanks!!
Katie, always glad to have someone enjoy what I see!! Thank you!!
Sage, I was actually planting some flowers. I think that is supposed to be the day. Thanks!!
Janice, a postive side to living in the South. Hopefully you can do the same soon. Thanks!!
Borut, if it weren't for the dirt life wouldn't be near as much fun.
You described those drops well! Made me think back to my grandfather's toy trains for some reason.
you make a shower seem spectacular!
another great one!
hmmmmmmmm a lot of people here taking a shower with you this evening, getting kind of crowded in here.....haha You definintely need a bigger shower, I just slipped on one of those S curves and and fell out the door.......
This was great pat, but I will never take a shower again without thinking about this one..... :)
We could see you!
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