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Looking Up
Posted by Kitt
Looking Up—
I see the Sun has come out
And chased away every Cloud
The cousins Rain and Thunder
Had been playing most very loud
Now the Rays—
Have warmed and dried up the whole place
Dogs and Birds and kids have all came out
No dour faces; no, not a single trace
I know not what may be this calendar season
Just want to run and play without a professed reason
On the horizon—
A rumbling and tumbling of clouds approach
It just might rain before we take our leave
The Sun’s rays scurry and hide beneath dark folds.
So, again come the rains, we do believe
Flashing and splashing—
Rain and Thunder make the scene
Such splendid commotion dazzles the eyes
And the roaring crashes so smite the ears
A thunderstorm is a glorious thing, I surmise
I know not what may be this calendar season
I just hope in the morning I’ll have a nice reason
To be
Looking Up—
Hospice Junction
Posted by Kitt
So ready to cry in your arms,
But today’s broken heart is so déclassé.
I hold my iPhone in my clammy hand,
But mustn’t text when you’ve nothing to say.
Broken low down here in Hospice Junction:
I see pretty flowers wreathing the pretty birds.
I hear some pretty lady chaplain
Breathlessly whispering her fine holy words.
Some seventy-two have now come and gone—
The team completing some of their unending chore.
They’ve resurfaced that old tattered roadway, and,
And, another admission: how do they go on any more?
The Sun and Dawn drags up another new day,
Nurses and the all will shoo away the Dark and the Harms.
And they won’t get home until way after dark
O so ready to cry in your arms.
Posted in Poem
Tags: admissions, arms, bad roads, birds, chaplains, clammy hands, crying, dark, dawn, death and dying, exhaustion, harm, holy words, hospice, hospice team, iPhone, long hours, nurses, on theroad, prayers, pretty flowers, sun, Texting, The Dead, TLC, unending work
Wats Dere Looking For?
Posted by Kitt
Does you see dem crows rousting in my lawn?
Can you tell me wats dere looking for?
Can you be my girl, I write so much better then?
But loud came the watercooler repairmen—
And chased away my better dream.
Another one active,
The other one only pre-
I works in hospice,
Can’t ya see?
First glass gone,
Second glass, looming—
What “engrasse” provokes birds so?
Where’s true love, do you know?
I believe I need to find a Muse.
Another one active,
The other one only pre-
I works in hospice,
Can’t ya see?
We’re gonna have a man’tory meetin:’
Number one billion ten thousand two-ish
Clearcommunicationiskey:
Wats it about? GO FISH!
I works in hospice,
Can’t ya see?
Another one active,
The other one only pre-
Does you see dem crows rousting in my lawn?
Can you tell me wats dere looking for?
Skeeters, beetles, crawlers creepy-oh!
If only us arachnids knew what was in store….
Posted in Poem
Tags: actively dying, arachnids, beetles, birds, bugs, cna's, communication, corporate nonsense, crows, Go Fish!, hospice, hospice workers, lawns, loneliness, lonely heart, manditory pointless meetings, merlot, Muse, nurses, pre-active dying, repairmen, skeeters, social workers, supervisors, true love, watercoolers, wine, wine glass
Tickle A Cloud
Posted by Kitt
Ok, little bird
Fly on down
Chase those flies
You funny clown
Swoop away from cat’s paws
Things are serious now
Chirping chatter all you want
Look at you soar—wow
Winds picking up
Go find your nest
Soon comes rain
Better take your rest
Early, you’ll catch your worms
While I’m still counting sheep
Winging thru another new day
Your own counsel you keep
Fly little bird
Tickle a cloud
Dive at the cat?
For crying out loud