This poem totally made my evening. Now I can sleep well, knowing that I am not the only one. Love it with all my might. I will be reading more of you for sure.
oh, to find that friend within..my friend...
Oh, hormonal, maybe...you are special, this is a goal I seek and ohhhhhhh, (((You))))
It speaks, and it means...bravo!!!!!
love,
mi
the way i see it is that you have Way to much fun with yourownself ha. me hispanic failed (well not failed-but didnt bring anything out of) spanish high 101. so sad such a beautiful beautiful soulful language. yo quiero pero no sabe ha porbrecita
josie
LOL...ooooo this is GREAT GREAT GREAT Lady A! It seems we all have our hormonol schizo days...even the menfolk too!!!! :O) hahahahaha
((((Hugs))))
~Nikki~
when that friend is found we then congeal ;) well done!
Reviewed by Jay G
Reviewed on May 7, 2003
Viva the "inner voice". One of things I like about this poem is that it has a happy ending.
Reviewed by T. Emilie Dybevik (Reader)
Reviewed on May 7, 2003
LOL at James David... THIS was clever. Sometimes the best friend in the world we all have and know nothing of when we think we are so lonely is just simply ourselves. Lady....you just crack me up. If it feels any better...I totally relate...LOL!
Thanks,
Tersa
...love your hormones! lol ;)
Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on May 7, 2003
Lady A~
"And we had talks...
And shared our thoughts
On so much did WE agree!
Then one day.... I realized......
The friend I found was ME!"
Love the ending
smiling pax Peggy
Reviewed by Cherokee Sage (Reader)
Reviewed on May 7, 2003
The title nearly scared me away, little lady. I enjoyed the reading.
Peace,
Cherokee
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on May 7, 2003
Hey...the best friend you will ever have will be yourself. If you don't like YOU nobody else will either. I love this...it's SELF-FULL. Bravo.
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on May 7, 2003
Hee, hee, your, your best friend
very creative Lady A.......
Reviewed by James David Compton (Reader)
Reviewed on May 7, 2003
(Having flashbacks)
The judge ordered me to pay $100 a month in alimony to each of my ex's personalities.
Bill Gates couldn't afford that.
(((lady a))) what a rant! love it...are you reading my thoughts?? i need a place to hide from all this severe weather...IT'S making *me* skitzo...under tornado watches AGAIN...fifth or sixth day in a row...i've lost count...HEELLLPPPP...well done, dear! (((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)
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well said.
Love
Tinka
Oh, hormonal, maybe...you are special, this is a goal I seek and ohhhhhhh, (((You))))
It speaks, and it means...bravo!!!!!
love,
mi
Chrissie
josie
Excellent
William
Excellent!
Reindeer
((((Hugs))))
~Nikki~
Peace, Dove ~
Thanks,
Tersa
...love your hormones! lol ;)
"And we had talks...
And shared our thoughts
On so much did WE agree!
Then one day.... I realized......
The friend I found was ME!"
Love the ending
smiling pax Peggy
Peace,
Cherokee
very creative Lady A.......
The judge ordered me to pay $100 a month in alimony to each of my ex's personalities.
Bill Gates couldn't afford that.