Shouting out good morning, New
Our dear deer I mean rabbit was seen at dawn
At home again where she oughter be.
A good lead to Spring.
And now she’s gone
poetry - jack sender - all of my life
Shouting out good morning, New
Our dear deer I mean rabbit was seen at dawn
At home again where she oughter be.
A good lead to Spring.
And now she’s gone
Fold up gas pedals
Keep you alert,
on your toes.
Steady in the squeeze.
Reach out for me, Tiger.
Hold on to what you’ve got.
That’s saying a lot
Clouded over, though it probably means nothing
Wind picked up as forecasters predicted.
How did they know?
I said they because I think there are several.
One of them
I’ll share with you.
No snow this morn.
Tai restaurant lunch planned a.
Been there four times,
Still don’t know what I’ll order
Or what I think of the place.
But I like Tai food, I think.
From the middle
Dad broke his fiddle
And he won’t play no more
So he won’t play no more
He’s lost in the middle
Without out his fiddle
And dad won’t play
No more
Always was a morning Joe
Going where the women go
And loving it
He’s got love to keep him warm
This Sunday sounds sunny starting off
The day looks pleasant, what’d ya say?
Birds and hounds are on their way.
Stepping out in sunshine; quite a day.