We are like raisins
Weather worn appearances
Sweethearts through and through

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We are like raisins
Weather worn appearances
Sweethearts through and through

( photo from iStock )
It is so humbling that Sadia Noor nominated me for The Mystery Blogger Award. Sadia is inspirational and has wisdom beyond her years. Please do check out her blog to see the magic inside it.
Thank you Sadia!

1. Put the award logo on your blog.
2. List the rules.
3. Thank whoever nominated you and include a link to their blog.
4. Mention the creator of the award and provide a link to their blog as well.
5. Tell your readers 3 things about yourself.
6. Nominate 10-20 people.
7. Notify your nominees.
8. Ask your nominees any 5 questions of your choice, specifying one weird/funny question.
9. Share a link to your best post(s).
Q1: What inspired you to create your blog?
One of my clients who I supported into paid employment and subsequently started her own business. She has learning and mental disabilities and yet she is one of the most cheery and inspirational people I have the great fortune to meet. She encouraged me to start writing and I did.
Q2: How you spend your leisure time?
Daydreaming most of the time, writing, reading and social mediaing.
Q3: what makes you feel good?
Nature energises me and reminds me of God’s great creation. It is my happy place.
Q4: If you could meet any person (dead or alive), who would that be and why?
My God sent other half. I am a hopeless romantic.
Q5: What is your life’s Motto?
“Do not judge, or you too will be judged.”
Q1: What motivates you to write?
Q2: What is your pet peeve?
Q3: When you don’t feel like writing, what do you do?
Q4: Which one word and one word only to describe yourself?
Q5: What is your life’s Motto?
attempted Haiku
characteristically
found it very hard
to me
rhyming poems are like
contortion
they are extremely
flexible
to me
they are also
seemingly
inhuman
contortion
captivates
mass audiences
so do
rhyming poems

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winter is mind numbingly long
staring at the icicles
they dove down like pool splash
from the overwhelmed roof
formed a curtain to
shield my tiresome eyes
from the morning haze
sometimes they look like
a baby’s temper tantrum tears
sometimes they glare at me like
a group of flying darts
sometimes they bloom like
frozen dandelions
winter is mind numbingly long
today they resemble
my hair turned grey overnight
I should have kept
hibernating

you got the moxy
attracts the foxy lady
her long legs
parade in burgundy heels
vaguely seen through
the dark silk
long split leg
maxi dress
her elegant ivory neck
wrapped in a fur scarf
your agile mind
and sharp wit
make her head turn
a vixen recognises
her own calibre
I’m patient in the great scheme
Impatient seems like a missprint
It’s a fineline in between
I prayed for your healing
I know God is a healer
God given wisdom told me
to be patient
I am a fool when
it comes to your healing
I wonder why
God is
so slow
the minor bickering
the slight unpleasant encounters
the accumulative unkindness
giving an inkling of
a disaster in the making

I moved country, continent, hemisphere
I fit my life into a suitcase
I came naked
I will go naked
It is one suitcase too much
memory fades
happy or sad
we live momentarily
eventually memory loss
what do I hold dearly
will I recognise
the you and me once been
in the shadowbox
chained around my neck
the picture will be so blur
in my failing mind
the shadow box will be so worn out
by the fiddle of my fingers
you perhaps will be long gone
with my smile imprinted to
your soul
