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Tuesday, March 4, 2008

Close Encounters of the Animal Kind Part 1



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About Me

Judy
I'm a feisty, red head, with a very odd sense of humor. I love vodka martinis (desert dry, up - not over, lemon twist, please) and make wickedly good BBQ sauce. I've been married to my hubby for over 20 years. I am a keeper of Ibizan Hounds and maker of suga sauce. I'm also a poet, photographer and digital artist. I'm the survivor of a terrible car accident and a chronic pain patient. Creating helps me channel my frustration and provides a distraction from the pain.
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Samples of my Poetry

Feel free to enjoy, if you'd like to share them, please send an email to me to get permission. Thank you!

All poetry and photographs on this blog are copywrite protected and the property of ThreeDogPeople or ThreeDogPeople Studios and their creator (me).

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Love with your Heart

You live your life backwards when
you love with your head and
think with your heart.

You live your life backwards when
you think about getting healthy after
you get sick.

You live your life backwards when
you treat friends with respect only after
they forgive you for hurting them.

You live your life backwards when
you cherish your children only after
they are grown and on their own.

You live your life backwards when
you value your parents only after
they are gone.

You live your life backwards when
you die surrounded by family but
spend your life alone.

Think with your head,
Love with your heart.
Cherish all those you love.
Live forward.

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Metamorphosis

Baptize me
in the water of creation

Baptize me
in the fire of change

Baptize me
in the blood of salvation

Baptize me
just don't leave me the same

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Tick T o c k

How do you say goodbye,

to someone
(or something)
that has spent
their whole life
giving joy?

Dog life
winding down
like a worn
o u t

clock.

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Hugging Wisdom Goodbye

silken, soft fur
delicate breath
nuzzles on my shoulder
sharing moments
as life winds down

treasured instants
velvety in the mist
of dawn's light
cuddles as gentle
as newborn skin

my heart fills with
the pleasure of love;
a moment
to be reverently
visited for the rest
of my life
and
for the rest of hers

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"hudlum"
disguised word
hiding its meaning
from anyone
in the -f- or -s- decades

street speak for
doin' the crime
defined by those
out of step
with today's time

we speak
they don't listen
they don't hear us

turn a blind eye so
they don't see us

we scream
they don't understand

we act
they gasp
they whisper
afraid

they run
hiding in their
big ass houses
behind their
big ass gates
surrounded by
their dumb ass kind

afraid of the dark
afraid of the young
afraid of words
they don't want
.....to understand


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I don't understand the pacing of time
when the good days fly and the hard days grind
I think that God meant it for those who must leave
to give time to those who eventually will grieve
the suffering of those who are injured and ill
gives them time to prepare - to say what they feel.

If the good days were to crawl by,
we could etch every moment - not let them fly;
then the hard days might hurry
suffering could become vague and blurry.
It's a trick of the mind to feel this way,
I know that the minutes are the same every day.

One thousand four hundred forty four
not a minute less, not a minute more.
Every day is a gift but the passing of time
can be a trial or something divine
For now, the bad days drag, the good days speed
it's all about stopping, watching and the memories we need.