Sunday, July 13, 2008

25 words: Stare and Wonder



Hungry morning.
I look out my window yearning.
I see a sky offering food for my soul.
I stare. I wonder.

How did it know?

--me liz strauss, letting me be

17 comments:

  1. Wow!

    Powerful little poem.

    I feel the same way
    when I look out my window
    and see the water
    constantly changing color

    as a parade of boats passes by
    I hear a lone seagull cry
    and my heart answers

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  2. Food for the soul. A wonderful thought! Blue Popsicles? Cotton Candy and Lemon Drops? What a great way to start your day!

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  3. sky and i
    same sigh
    sometimes a cry

    wondering why we are so far apart

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  4. Lovely little poem. Wish I had started the day with it.

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  5. Hi Julie,
    What a compliment to receive such a comment in response to what I wrote!

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  6. Hi Easy!
    I'm enjoying the images of blue popsicles and cotton candy! Thank you for those!

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  7. Gregory,
    You're not as far as you're thinking.
    Listen harder while you're looking.

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  8. Dr. John!
    You made my day by saying that!

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  9. hello me strauss...nice to find a fellow storyteller. After all,there are little stories everywhere, even in a blue popsicle.

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  10. Hi Nikki!
    Everyone calls me "Liz." Come on in! Great to meet you. :)

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  11. what a wonderful poem, Liz.

    every morning, i am always hungry, looking for my daily fix of tea and bread/noodles. i am grateful for that. :)

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  12. Hi dsnake,
    Every morning, I know what you mean. This comment will make me think of you!

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  13. I thought I was a relatively smart people who read your work I know that I am not!

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  14. I'm not sure what you're saying. But I'm sure you're as smart as anyone. :)

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  15. Two lists to live by: "absolutely MUST have in life" and "absolutely NOT OK".

    Must have: 20 laughs per day, fun challenges, 25 words (smile)

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  16. A powerful poem of truth, awesome Liz.

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