I love Perfectly Poetical Tuesdays! Not because I'm a fantastic poet -- you've been around long enough to know better than that. I just love trying my hand at it. Stretching my brain a little bit. I love the thought that even my life writes a poem.
And so does yours! Join in today with your own haiku -- leave it in the comments or link up over at Stephanie's. You can do it!
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The Toddler
Getting her to sleep
Was a simpler task before
She learned how to sing
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(Honestly, at this very moment [Monday night], I'm listening to her sing and holler [in variations of Away In A Manger and Twinkle, Twinkle] 45 minutes after being laid in her cozy bed. Fun with a capital Crazy. In any case, my life wrote a poem...it's true!)
What a true haiku :)
ReplyDeleteGreat haiku! and "Fun with a capital Crazy" - I'm already working on how to appropriate that phrase. Sounds like a great post title, doesn't it? And would apply to most any day...
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Oh. my. how very true!
ReplyDeleteThat was touching. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's really fun when they sing themselves to sleep when they're sharing a room with their sister and then sister joins in. So fun. I'm not quite sure how they ever really sleep, but somehow they do.
Ha ha, I love it! Mine prefer to destroy their bedroom in the darkness rather than sing... I think I'll take "Away in a Manger" over 200 train track pieces any day ;)
ReplyDeleteHahaha! So so true. At least you can hear it muted softly from the bedroom and get a slight break from deafening singing in your lap.
ReplyDeleteI love your life in poem version!! Mine also prefer search and destroy over a concert. I would gladly take the concert, as well!
ReplyDeleteFrustrating, yet irresistably adorable!! Love it
ReplyDeleteIsn't it adorable, though? I love it when my kids sing to themselves.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that! And it's so so so true.
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet!!
ReplyDeleteOh, and thank you again for the necklace... I LOVE it! :)
This is fabulous! I love the poems your life writes! :)
ReplyDeleteDoes she keep the rest of the family up with her singing?
Thanks again for joining in! And, yes, I know what you mean about needing boundaries. Sometimes I work better within structure, too.