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I Am A Myriad Of Emotion
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This is how I view my life as a wife and a woman.

I Am A Myriad Of Emotion
by Barbara Lynn Terry

I lie on my bed crying,
For nothing it seems,
But as I see the bright, sunny day,
I just bury my head in my shameless way,
And cry, cry, cry.

Forced by the urge to eat,
I rise from my bed,
Then stumble to my feet. 
I pad off to the fridge,
For a slice of jelly bread,
While talking on the phone,
To cancel a game of bridge.

Then my baby cries and I run to see,
That she is fine just needs a change,
So I take her downstairs with me,
Relieved that that is done for now.

I seethe with anger when I see,
The mess they have left for me,
In the sink, on the table and the floor.
So I just sigh and open the door,
And then I am not so angry anymore,
As I listen to a robin's song,
While I work my female magic,
To make my house sparkle and shine,
Because tonight I will love,
The woman that is mine.

 


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Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on February 21, 2006
Sighhhhhh..I can promise you that you can get tired of just cleaning up others mess my girl...it's a bloody hard job to be a mom...and when daddy comes home and wants his slice of "loveing"...it is NOT as easy to just give in...and Only God knows why we are still keep on doing it after 30 odd years!!

You made it look beautiful...but it aint not all the time!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed on February 21, 2006
After all the chores and motherly love is done for the day we then get to enjoy the warmth, comfort and love of our mate. Beautiful my friend as your work reflects the way I think and feeel. We both are so emotional that we feel everything but thank God that we can write about it as a form of release. Love and admire you your friend Aleja.

Reviewed on February 21, 2006
All mothers have bad days, Barbara: that is what makes us human, what makes us unique. Very well done; brava!

(((HGUS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D

Reviewed by Joyce Hale
Reviewed on February 21, 2006
Most of us, wives, mothers, sons, daughters, hubbies, whatever - have days as you have written of, Barbara. Life often gets a little heavy, but with a good cry and some help from Mother Nature and God, we come back and live our daily lives. Good write!

Peace.

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on February 21, 2006
Great write but I highly doubt too many wifes and mothers in todays world would agree with you Barbie. The days of the subserviant clean and make the best of things wifes are long gone replaced by a more my share your share kind of women. You speak though from your heart and from your desires so it is all good.

Felix

Reviewed by Suzie Palmer
Reviewed on February 20, 2006
Dearest Barbara
Being a woman, but not a mother or wife I can't review this poem aptly. Only to say that maybe you have been relieved of the such so that you can love and embrace many; and without necessarily having to clean up excess mess! Rather you can work your feminine magic in other life-giving ways! Women, its time to come of the kitchen ... the world needs You!!
Love & friendship Suzie xox :-)


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