Summer time and the livin' is easy.
Fish are jumpin' and the cotton is high.
Oh your daddy's rich and your momma's goodlookin'
So hush little baby, don't you cry.
Doing a bit of summer cat sitting, reading a lot of newspapers, writing (trying to do more non AP stuff to break my addiction just a bit). Etc.
Fish are jumpin' and the cotton is high.
Oh your daddy's rich and your momma's goodlookin'
So hush little baby, don't you cry.
Doing a bit of summer cat sitting, reading a lot of newspapers, writing (trying to do more non AP stuff to break my addiction just a bit). Etc.
- Last seen right now. Member since September 27, 2007.
- I'm a surreal skittle poet for 2926 comments.
- I am a 55 year old woman (Canada)
- When I'm not writing, I'm catsitting or reading or walking..
- I help out as a oldpoetry researcher
(82)- I am in the groups Anti Bush and Other Political Stuff, Calling all Brits, Fans of Anne Rice Stephen King Edgar Allen Poe or Shakespear, Fantasy World, Oldpoetry and Friends, Those of Us Seeking Inspiration, Winklings Group One The Original Winklings
- I have 2926 comments, 43 contests, 4 columns
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Family picnic, BBQ, church picnic, company picnic, romantic picnic in the moonlight. Write me a poem about a picnic, 20 - 60 lines, rhymed or unrhymed as the fancy takes you. Think of grammar and spelling mistakes a700 points, ends July 17, 6 entries In Contest
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just a little cocktail of a contest about things we drink in summer, alcoholic or non-alcoholic, tall or short. just 4 or 5 lines and make it rhyme.450 points, ends July 19
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I was always heading out somewhere
Back in those days.39 lines, 1 comment, July 3. In Contest -
Sloth, that seductive pleasure,
Trickles away my leisure.3 lines, 3 comments, July 2. In Contest
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- Column: More Grooks at allpoetry
Stomach ache can be a curse.
Heartache can be even worse.
So thank Heaven on your knees
If you have but one of these.
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Love is like a pineapple,
Sweet and indefinable.
and
Life while you have life to - Column: On the Margins at allpoetry
Notes: Frances Cornford - A Lady Seen From the Train.
This column will be finished at a later date. Soon, I hope.
This is a handy way to remember my ideas, which otherwise might be lost. - Column: Remember Grooks? at allpoetry
Selves are made to rise above.
You shall live in what you love.
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libithina on May 27
see you like cats
Judy fellow literature lover 
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Samhuinn : knee-deep on May 26It might look like the poem isnt about loss or grief, but its written when i lost the hope of have a relationship with this one girl.
i know that isnt the same, but i hope you still will consider my poem! -
Maria y Ivan on February 25I noticed you are a cat lover, me too, I have 2 kittens and an old fat cat, well, not really that old, she's about 5 I think. Well, just trying to meet new people so I thought that I would say hi while I was browsing through different people's pages.
~Maria -
crimsondew on December 24, 2007HI! Judith! hope you ave a wonderful Xmas and a great new year!
