20 thoughts on “Poem?”

1. Careful! Sometimes those are the ones that bite back!

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   1. Mornings?

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2. With toothless milk-breathed ‘O’ mouths
   reaching without moving for their breakfast…

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   1. I hope you’re referring to the baby. 😀

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3. Ah… the trials of no sleep because of a new born… I remember that well.
   One doesn’t sleep well when they are teens either! 😉
   But we manage, we are the corks that rise to the surface bobbing for both want and need 🙂

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   1. 😀 Thanks, Jules.

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4. I remember those days, Chelsea. My oldest son didn’t sleep through the night until he was 9 and sometimes woke me up 10 times in a night. Now that I think about, why on earth did I have a second [grin]?

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   1. 😀 With that logic, I’d be done awhile ago! 😀

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      1. You are clearly more resilient than I.

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         1. We’ll go with that, and not an adjective like ‘crazy.’ 😉

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5. OMGosh, you captured the sleep-deprived mind so perfectly! Very clever.

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   1. Why, thank you. 😀 It helped to write in a sleep-deprived mindset!

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6. I like the way you experiment with your poetry: the forms are never the same. Other blogs have poem after poem that look the same. I like variety. I like poets who shake it up a bit, take chances.

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   1. Thanks! I’m trying to improve it overall.

      I like the odd, clever whimsy of yours.

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7. I love this. So blurry!

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   1. 🙂 Thanks!

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8. Quiet down in there and pass the coffee mug, I’s trying to gets some shutty eyes….zzz…

   😉 In all seriousness, hang in there. Hope you’re still getting help.

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   1. 🙂 Newborns don’t sleep for very long…

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9. I make sleep a priority – but then again, no childrens

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   1. I’ve decided I use sleep as a numbing tactic -you know, when kids aren’t naturally involved.

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