I am so very grateful to the amazingly generous and talented DramaMama for featuring my blog today and voluntarily creating this fabulous button! Here's a little poem inspired by the prompt she provided for the guest post, "divine."
PS Happy birthday weekend to my sweet spunky nephew Jeremy!
Auntie Robyn loves and misses you, chocolate cowboy! xo Robyn
Divinity
A child with a lisp
An awkward first kiss
Laughter that hurts and
Hiccups in spurts
A teen who's been jilted
A pink rose that's wilted
An 'ole clunker that runs
Hot dogs without buns
A surgeon who smiles
A friend who's in need
A spider that scurries
Once it's been freed
A kid who asks "Why?"
A mommy's bold cry.
The last piece of chocolate
Left in the box
Polka dots and plaid garments
And Tevas with socks.
A Dixie cup filled with low-end red wine
Goosebumps up the arms
What could be more divine?
Knew you'd work chocolate into that piece!
ReplyDeleteLoved the way you worked chocolate in! What a great poem!!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat piece Robyn.
ReplyDeleteI can answer the question. This blog post can...
ReplyDeleteReally nice button and poem Robyn!
This is absolutely Divine and Divinely inspired,
ReplyDeleteHUGS to you Sweet Robyn,
LYMI,
J
Beautiful! Loved it ... especially the Tevas with socks though I rarely wear either. I grabbed your new button for my blogroll.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding poem, Robyn!
ReplyDeleteNow, if I may...
A boy with a boner
is sure to be a loner.
Except in the gym
when he's looked at by "him."
But, never you mind
as he fears for his behind.
Though afraid, he says it,
"Not that there's anything wrong with it."
The End
That's pretty cute, Robyn. It reminds me of My Favourite Things from The Sound of Music.
ReplyDeleteReally nice button and such a sweet poem, Robyn!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Big hugs!
B xx
What sweet and whimsical poem. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI liked the poem...a lot!~ Ames
ReplyDeleteAlex and Yvonne, you know me too well. Thanks. xo
ReplyDeleteOT, thanks. =o)
Pat, that's very sweet. Hugs to you. xo
John, I love you. Thanks. [o:
Beth, thanks so much for grabbing the button! I wear socks all the time, not Tevas though. xo
Al, you make me bust a gut - in a really good way. Thank you! =->
GB, thank you. I love that song. xo
Betty, big hugs back to you for a great weekend. Thank you, friend. [~:
TS, glad you like it. Thank you. xo
Ames, I'm honored. =-}
That button is perfect for your blog. Love the poem too. Hope all is well in Paradise!
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ReplyDeletethis is wonderful.
so happy!
I LOOOOOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is indeed divine!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend my Jewish sis!
Lisa
This is divine....save it and let him savour it when he is older....happy weekend. :)
ReplyDeleteI want to throw caution to the wind and go after a chocolate bar like a kid again... Why do we feel to eat it cleanly as an adult? Does it increase the enjoyment? I think we need to learn how to be messy again...
ReplyDeleteYou are a very talented poet Robyn. Well done!
ReplyDeleteAw, Happy Happy Birthday Jeremy :)
ReplyDeleteRobyn, that poem is FANTASTIC! I LOVE it!
I want to make a copy of this for you, well more like create something on photoshop with your poem. Whatcha think? I could email it to you!
here is my email
simplysmilephoto@gmail.com
love
gi gi
Sarah, thank you. Drama Mama is amazing. xo
ReplyDeleteMargg, I'm glad you like it. ;0)
TIS, thanks dear friend. love to you. xo
Lisa, happy weekend to you too. Big hugs. [-:
Rek, definitely. We have so many fabulous pictures. His parents are also really good about keeping them. This one is the best of all. xo
Dr.Heckle, I agree. The more mess that was made, the more fun that was had. This holds true for chocolate as well. ;0)
Aw shucks, Chuck, thank you. xo
Happy Birthday to Jeremy!! I love the picture on your button. I'll be adding it to my blog. So cute!! xo
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Jeremy!! I loved that poem!!
ReplyDeleteCUTE CUTE CUTE Poem! Happy Belated to your Nephew!!!
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