Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Thanksgiving
Well here we are, Thanksgiving. I feel like this year, I have more to be thankful for than ever before. i mean.. first of all, there's my family. I love them so much, and they have supported and helped me through so much. Then, obviously, there are my friends. I love those crazy loves so much, i can't even handle it! and then… the babies, and my recovery, and my kitty, and… I'm so blessed.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
pinterest poem
i found this on pinterest and copied it exactly as I found it... is it just me or is this heartbreaking?
The Lost Baby Poem
The time I dropped your almost body down
down to meet the waters under the city
and run one with the sewage to the sea
what did i know about waters rushing back
what did i know about drowning
or being drowned
you would have been born into winter
in the year of the disconnected gas
and no car we would have made the thin
walk over genesee hill into the canada wind
to watch you slip like ice into strangers' hands
you would have fallen naked as snow into winter
if you were here i could tell you these
and some other things
If i am ever less than a mountain
for your definite brothers and sisters
let the rivers pour over my head
let the sea take me for a spiller
of seas let black men call me stranger
always for your never named sake
-Lucille Clifton
Monday, November 18, 2013
senior play
Sunday, November 17, 2013
my lovely ones
my sweet little girl! charlotte talks so much lately, its precious! when she's over, and i go into another room, she calls "GIGI! GIGI!"until I come back in.
snuggle time!
and look at sweet baby k! she's growing so fast, has TWO teeth, and has been pulling herself up into a standing position!!! I'm so proud of her.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
The Scarecrow
She stands like a scarecrow.
tattered, beaten, unable to move.
her legs are deep buried in the ground,
but she herself put them there.
"Just give me my freedom!" she cries.
but no one is holding her there.
she could dig herself out; dance away…
But she doesn't.
She does not even serve a purpose where she is.
no crows come here. no one eats here.
The people who pass feel anger inside.
they hate her for her uselessness, condemn her for her tears.
But somehow, they are glad of her, too.
She makes them feel useful.
"At least we're not like her," they say..
spiteful things.
Her face wears away, the bones are exposed.
Time has taken its toll.
If you walked past, you could hardly know
that she had once been a real girl.
And there she will always stand..
Dark tear stains running down her featureless face
Remnants of a time long gone
when she could still cry.
and daily she asks herself,
"How did it come to this?"
and wishes she had run home and danced
when she still had the chance.
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