I received your note
And replying I wrote
I’d love a ride on your boat
I grabbed my coat
And a lunch I could tote
With bread made of oat
For this party afloat
But there was no time to gloat
Because of a pain in my throat
There was not enough time to properly dote
Upon the grandeur of your houseboat
For you said and I quote…
“Go away you’re sick!”
Written for Fandango’s One-Word Challenge (FOWC) – throat
Notes hit the air
The crowd in a frenzy
The drums begin to pound
A familiar rhythm
An electric guitar screams
The crowd answers back
The singer steps to the mic
He is deafened by the audience
Singing louder than him
He steps back from the mic
And signals the crowd
The words ring out
Across the auditorium
The lights go up
The crowd is alive as one
The encore leaves the band
Bathed in adoration
Nothing better than music
To bring people together
Written for Fandango’s One-Word Challenge (FOWC) – note
I am dealing with too much anxiety. I have to make a phone call. I don’t do well with strangers and dealing with conflict. So, calling a person who left a note on my car after they backed into it has left me frazzled. Theoretically it should be an easy call, I see if they have insurance and if they are going to pay for the damages… they already left the note saying they backed into me. I just am dragging my feet. Anxiety sucks! And as it keeps getting later I think maybe I could just do it tomorrow. Oh… I should just jump into this! Wish me luck.
Have you ever had to deal with the aftermath of an accident where you got a note or left a note?
Written for Fandango’s One-Word Challenge (FOWC) – theoretical
Plug in
Turn it up
Dance around
Lose your worries
Let the music
Become you
Your life force
Your energy
Unplug
Go back
To the drab
Of every day
But keep a spark
A single note
To pull you
Through today
Written for Fandango’s One-Word Challenge (FOWC) – plug
