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Monday, January 28, 2008

work in progress

image

(yes - husband is now bearded. here he is with some of the manawatu’s famous wind turbines. he cycled up there. it’s a long way from our house. that’s why he looks a little sweaty.)

A poem in progress for Fraser. Only slightly daft.

ENDEARMENTS

My petit fromage noir.
My heart-shaped river stone.
My enamel bento box.
My odd sock.
My yard bird.
My dearest speck.

Oh curly one.
Oh restless leg.
Oh sweet and sour.
Oh sifted flour.

My warm brown egg.
My coffee pot.
My mulch, my humus,
my thick layer of good rot.

You lush and lovely.
You wreckless eric.
You Converse Classic.
You...you...you

every hour, on the hour
on 45, 33
and on imported, limited release EP.

My bean tee pee.
My sweet green tea.

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Posted by on 28 January, 2008 at 5:02am

Glorious! I can see I am going to get a lot of inspiration from you this year. I love the line “you converse classic”.

Posted by Kimberley on 28 January, 2008  at  11:28 AM

Even tho I took the pic myself, I still have that ‘get on with it’ expression.. Thank you, my love. I am very glad to be your petit fromage noir cheese

Posted by  on 28 January, 2008  at  11:39 AM

It’s beautiful, I love “my bean tee pee” I know exactly what you mean.

Posted by Kate on 28 January, 2008  at  02:14 PM

te he...cute

Posted by claire on 28 January, 2008  at  02:25 PM

I reslly enjoyed your poem. I read ‘yard bird’ as ‘yarn bird’ - I guess because it was following on from a sock imagesmile So I like that as it pulls the reader up a bit and makes you go over the line again.

Posted by Cathy on 28 January, 2008  at  09:03 PM

perfect in every way! (esp. ‘my warm brown egg.’wink thank you for sharing it with us. x

Posted by melissa on 29 January, 2008  at  12:12 AM

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