Take Me Away
I had one of those mornings
Too full of reality
The budget was too tight
The need to be real
Too imperative.
I wanted to runaway
Down some White Rabbit Hole
Erase myself like a Cheshire Cat
Goodbye, so long
Alice once lived here.
The canyons of my mind twisted
Whispered of places
I would rather be
Trails I would like to walk
Away from this cruel reality.
I tried to be strong
Kept on keeping on
Promised myself an escape
Later to the Mad Hatter's tea party
If I would just say now in reality.
I had one of those mornings
I am increasingly less fond of
Business was demanded
Authorities wanted my undivided attention
While the White Rabbit called.
I'm late
So very late
I have this date, my child cried
With my muse
To dream up mischief.
I had one of those mornings
It is over
Thank you very much
I whispered as I tiptoed
Away.
(c) J. Binford-Bell
I had one of those mornings
Too full of reality
The budget was too tight
The need to be real
Too imperative.
I wanted to runaway
Down some White Rabbit Hole
Erase myself like a Cheshire Cat
Goodbye, so long
Alice once lived here.
The canyons of my mind twisted
Whispered of places
I would rather be
Trails I would like to walk
Away from this cruel reality.
I tried to be strong
Kept on keeping on
Promised myself an escape
Later to the Mad Hatter's tea party
If I would just say now in reality.
I had one of those mornings
I am increasingly less fond of
Business was demanded
Authorities wanted my undivided attention
While the White Rabbit called.
I'm late
So very late
I have this date, my child cried
With my muse
To dream up mischief.
I had one of those mornings
It is over
Thank you very much
I whispered as I tiptoed
Away.
(c) J. Binford-Bell
This is my first effort at creating a multi-bloglingual Poetry tour. If you wish to participate leave a comment here or on Twitter with your url where your poem is posted or on my 360 blog linked in the blog list on this page.
I will also link this page to a duplicate post on Yahoo 360 for those people there. Let's see if this works poetry fans!
I will also link this page to a duplicate post on Yahoo 360 for those people there. Let's see if this works poetry fans!
Bad day at black rock..me, too!
ReplyDeleteWell expressed, as per your usual.
Delighted that I too was able to
tiptoe away from this day!
Glad you escaped with your sense of humor, too! I've got a poem by Hart Crane to share, here:
ReplyDeletehttp://aimlessjoys.blogspot.com/
Hope your day is fine tomorrow!
Thank you for participating. I have linked you into the 360 blog too.
ReplyDeleteAnd djeresu is participating in our poetry tour today http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-7LZVP5o1caOl9ELYktou
ReplyDeleteI told you already about this wonderful poem and I have just left the tea party!! There were no hats but everyone was mad!
ReplyDeleteI told you already about this wonderful poem and I have just left the tea party!! There were no hats but everyone was mad!
ReplyDeleteI've done it! Be back later to read and comment on others... must get to work.
ReplyDeletehttp://treesparrow.blogspot.com/2009/03/poetry-wednesday-day-late-freshen.html
Is it too late to add one more? Treesparrow's post reminded me of this one:
ReplyDeletehttp://bekkieslife.blogspot.com/2009/03/post-humus.html
I don't think, Bekkieann, that it is ever too late for one more poem. And the one you posted is delightful. Thanks for joining in.
ReplyDeleteyou sound very stressed in this poem. I recommend wine, pizza and johhny depp...
ReplyDeleteHugs for hosting this my friend.. and so so much easier to do on blogger... :)
ReplyDeleteI think this may be the way to go...blog here and link back...
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