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Divorce Bard

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While the ashes of marriage #2 were cooling, I began a journal here in verse, to keep myself out of trouble. So far so good, and one day at a time. I took a hiatus this past January, and I missed it terribly. Writing daily had changed the way I think - not my opinions, but the process of thinking itself. So here I am back again, and hungry. I began with three rules: (1) Iambic pentameter, (2) Perfect rhyme, and (3) It had to be true (no hyperbole). I hereby amend rule number 3: If I'm writing about myself, yes, it has to be true. But it doesn't, if I want to tell a story.

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MARCH 3, 2010 11:10AM

Quotidian. Monday Feb 1, 2010

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Today was just an ordinary day,
And there was nothing special in the way
The kids sat down and got their homework done,
And played, and teased, and picked at me for fun,
And had their dinner (one ate well, one not),
And fought, and vowed revenge, and then forgot,
And showered, dressed for bed, and teased and played,
And brushed their teeth.  I read to them, and prayed
Tomorrow might be ordinary too.
I've never been the one to overdo
The estimate of blessings that accrue,
But days like this are ultimately few.

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I'm not sure that your day was ordinary. Maybe to you, but to others it may seem delightful.
"And played, and teased and picked at me for fun" sums it up.