call me rag
3 05 2008i’ve been dragged across dirty things
now they are clean
but i’m all dirty
(copyright 2008 ) c A Hughes
04.02.08
all the elbows
the bend of them, their grease, poke and of the tennis variety- all are welcome
Mine
Please don't steal my crap.
i don't steal your crap.
lovingness
high 5
You honor me, Janet Leigh .
i am always enamored of your object personification.
and look! i commented without lecturing you about using “nonsense” in your tags…
Every time i use that tag (or my dorkiness) i think of you.
~c
Simplicity and economy of words are the most effective tools to get a message across. Those three lines are a case in point, but there is a fourth line being written in real time. Keep it real mama
i agree.
Simple is best and though i am simple it’s hard to express simply.
Thanks for the comment.
~c
C ~ I agree with you and the other commenters, you are a master (or is it mistress) of the style of simplicity. I like this poem! I can relate as I, too, sport a few or more dirty streaks. junemoon
Thank you so much, junemoon.
~c
Happy Mother’s Day, Christine.
Thank you.
i hope that your day was lovely as well.
~c
oh Chica, you make me laugh. Where you been? Everything okay?
Annie
Yes, i am okay.
Just relaxing with the family.
i’m pretty much back now, but not as much probably.
~c
Ha, this is great!!
i kindly thank you.
~c
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