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Unlikely Coder
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( I noticed a woman playing with her leashed pet.....)

I live on the edge of a city,
surrounded by water and buildings,
and though I'm not rich,
I can't help but think
I'm lucky to live where I do.

Driving to work, three streets in
from where the ocean meets the end,
the vibrancy changes.
Same-different arrangements
in color, class and overture.

Walking is out of necessity,
earlier than what I usually see.
Most skin is darker,
the feel is harder,
and just as I conclude surmise,

I'm struck by a scene
I think, can't be,
then focusing-
a cat's what i see...?
and I am surprised-
this cat's in my eyes....
fat from attention
and dancing....?

He's playing with
Unlikely Owner,
her toothless, wide smile
plied by Coder,
with his feline-dance,
encrypting with prance,
he speaks to her "JOY"
on the loader

meant to haul groceries.
Keeps her home
portable, but she's not alone
she's got kitty dances
performed by her prancing,
playing, happy, leashed, cared-for,
fat cat......

noticing that she was
homeless,
did not darken what
had just focused.
My mood - THAT had changed.
Those two rearranged
my emotions
for a Brighter Day....

I realize, once more
just how little
I know about Life
and Her riddle,

Happiness paves
it's way through life's
sidewalks,
if you let it in,
just
a little.....


copyright 2007 Rose Loya
      

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 Reviews of "Unlikely Coder"
Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on February 26, 2007
that is true
you can find happiness anywhere if you look ....
really nice heart-felt piece
this can soften hearts and minds of those who thought they were having a bad day
enjoyed

Reviewed by Carmen Ruggero
Reviewed on February 26, 2007
Aw... I love this. Sometimes in the middle of hurrying to work and do the things we need or think we need, we forget to acually look and see. Happiness is not a complicated thing.

Carmen

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on February 25, 2007
Love your last stanza, as I often also love the wisdom of cats.

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on February 24, 2007
you never know what's around the corner until your walk its curves ...

wonderful poem ...

Reviewed on February 24, 2007
Wonderful cheerful write!!!!! Your kept that dancing fat cat in my head.

Sandie May Angel :o)


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