To: Soaring Feather
Later this afternoon I will be going to my daughters for a get together, some finger foods and beverages. My strong drink is coffee or Pepsi. LOL
Hah! What a contrast! Yes, it's a wide old world.
226 posted on
12/15/2006 11:41:14 AM PST by
starbase
(Understanding Written Propaganda (click "starbase" to learn 22 manipulating tricks!!))
To: starbase; Soaring Feather; Lady Jag; Kathy in Alaska
Why Were My Hopes So Hidden?
Why were my hopes so hidden?
They seemed a quite normal kind.
I just wanted children and family,
And watching our lives unwind.
Something has happened to me,
What it was I just cannot say,
How it happened or who did what,
That hurt me on that day.
At first, it was acceptable,
I felt love, and they gave me care,
In time, I guess I realized,
I wasnt going anywhere.
And then, the days grew longer,
My visitor list grew short,
My diary held blank pages,
And that is my report.
Its also condemnation,
For how my life has drained,
Out through the vacant window,
Of my vista now constrained.
I could have gone to parties,
With many a birthday chance,
I would have smiled at a party,
Even though I couldnt dance.
So why were my hopes so painful,
To those who had starred in my dreams?
Ive shrunken to life in a bird-cage,
Even thats not enough for some schemes.
They debate about life thats worth living,
But they dont put their own lives in hock.
Im inclined to believe that a just review,
Would have placed most of them into shock.
For the scales of true justice will measure,
The worth of those judging me,
And the hopes that I had that I treasure,
Far outshine any others I see.
NicknamedBob . . . . . December 10, 2006
227 posted on
12/15/2006 3:20:56 PM PST by
NicknamedBob
(Some people reach their level of incompetence when doing household chores.)
To: starbase
Hi starbase, all, well I am back from my afternoon party. Great food, and wonderful laughs with family.
It's rainy and a miserable here tonight. Temps are not that low, but the dampness just penetrates into ones bones.
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