Two found poems for Poetry Friday
Whereby I cheat on this particular project with my poetry sisters and use an old poem I've got lying about. In part because I have had energy issues this past month and have been pretty flatlined this week, and in part because I don't actually believe in found poems, since I worry about copyright issues and more. (You can read past posts on them by clicking the "found poems" link to the right, if you'd like.)
Anyhoo . . . here are two, both made from Beatles' titles. And I really believe the first one with all my heart right now, too:
Here are the links to my lovely poetry sisters:
Sara Lewis Holmes
Andromeda Jazmon
Tanita Davis
Laura Purdie Salas
Tricia Stohr-Hunt
Liz Garton Scanlon
You can find lots of other Poetry Friday posts by clicking the box below:


Anyhoo . . . here are two, both made from Beatles' titles. And I really believe the first one with all my heart right now, too:
Sleep
by Kelly Ramsdell Fineman
I am so tired.
I believe
I will
do it in the road.
Fab Four Found Poem
by Kelly Ramsdell Fineman
Do you want to know a secret?
I want to tell you.
While my guitar gently weeps,
and your bird can sing
for no one.
I've got a feeling:
misery.
You won't see me
here, there and everywhere.
There's a place--
a beginning --
the long and winding road --
If I needed someone,
oh! darling,
step inside
through the bathroom window.
Please. Please?
Me
P.S. I love you.
Here are the links to my lovely poetry sisters:
Sara Lewis Holmes
Andromeda Jazmon
Tanita Davis
Laura Purdie Salas
Tricia Stohr-Hunt
Liz Garton Scanlon
You can find lots of other Poetry Friday posts by clicking the box below: