poetry with muffins
I came across a neat blog today while looking for a good recipe for banana muffins. It included this poem.
Blessings
occur.
Some days I find myself
putting my foot in
the same stream twice;
leading a horse to water
and making him drink.
I have a clue.
I can see the forest
for the trees.
All around me people
are making silk purses
out of sows’ ears,
getting blood from turnips,
building Rome in a day.
There’s a business
like show business.
There’s something new
under the sun.
Some days misery
no longer loves company;
it puts itself out of its.
There’s rest for the weary.
There’s turning back.
There are guarantees.
I can be serious.
I can mean that.
You can quite
put your finger on it.
by Ronald Wallace
from Long for This World: New and Selected Poems
P.S. The muffins were delicious, and got hearty approval from a 1.5 year old I know.
Blessings
occur.
Some days I find myself
putting my foot in
the same stream twice;
leading a horse to water
and making him drink.
I have a clue.
I can see the forest
for the trees.
All around me people
are making silk purses
out of sows’ ears,
getting blood from turnips,
building Rome in a day.
There’s a business
like show business.
There’s something new
under the sun.
Some days misery
no longer loves company;
it puts itself out of its.
There’s rest for the weary.
There’s turning back.
There are guarantees.
I can be serious.
I can mean that.
You can quite
put your finger on it.
by Ronald Wallace
from Long for This World: New and Selected Poems
P.S. The muffins were delicious, and got hearty approval from a 1.5 year old I know.

1 Comments:
At January 15, 2007 8:01 p.m.,
Anonymous said…
Cool poem, Mo.
So odd
to
see
things
moving forward.
TooOftThePessimistTim
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