the external cold
attempts to cross boundaries
internal warmth saves
**NOTE – I feel like I’ve done a SenHai Saturday poem in one, not two.
the external cold
attempts to cross boundaries
internal warmth saves
**NOTE – I feel like I’ve done a SenHai Saturday poem in one, not two.
Inspired by What do you see #296
stand at attention!
both observing each other
my dude! just relax
happy or sobbing
wearing a frown and a smile
bathtime or deluge
nature engaging
friend, foe, suitor on display
challenges presented
Redux
big aspiration
success achieved, flying high
grounded again soon
Originally posted on 3/22/2019 on I Write Her.
a stoic’s hard stance
barricaded against harms
letting in the light
unlike another
individuality
standing tall and proud
a lonely turtle
waiting for my arrival
i am sure he is
flamboyance gathers
feeds together in silence
solidarity
First stop: Mushroom Rock State Park. The sun was shining, and I enjoyed driving through places I’d never been to. The temperature was about 80 degrees, and it was just gorgeous! Heading that way, I realized that I only had about a quarter tank of gas. No problem! I’ll get it at my first stop, I said to myself. Until the route had to change because the road I was supposed to take was closed. So, I went further west to the next road, and I thought I would loop back further up. Well, that was 20 additional minutes of driving, and the fuel needle was getting lower and lower.
Surprise! There was no gas station because this Rock Park was in the middle of nowhere. Luckily, I found one about 10 miles away. And thankfully, I still had some gas left. The city I ended up in was Kanopolis, and guess what? The gas station was full-service! My car left that city cleaner than when I left my house. AND I didn’t have to pump the gas. lol


















Next stop: Cawker City and the largest Ball of Twine. What can I say? Not the funnest thing to see, but hey, it’s the biggest ball of twine. So it was interesting for that reason alone.





Last stop: Lebanon, KS – Geographic center of the United States of America. I loved the idea of putting my feet down on the spot that puts me dead center of the country. I’m weird. Wouldn’t want it any other way. :)









So that’s how I spent my Monday. What did you do?