Feet connected to shins connected to knees of pain; thighbones and hips get into the act. No speaking lines, just shouts of agony. The sciatic nerve top billed with fibromyalgia for the starring role, with the spine a bit player (but an important one), each demanding to be heard over the other. (Typical divas.) The script was thrown together by demons who ignored the writer's strike; music a discordant symphony played with skeletal bones for added effect ... and my body, the unwilling stage. LOL
LOL! Very creative piece. Having some back trouble lately so I can definitely relate. Off for my MRI today. Great work on this piece. It really showcases your sense of humor:) Sheila
I love this! I chose to read this because I once loved an actor in high school. He was my first love. As a result I still have a love for the theater. This love lost also had fibromylagia I found out years later. This is really fabulous.
Sorry I haven't commented on your work in awhile. Grad school kept me on a writing and commenting hiatus for the past four months.
I'm feeling this way myself this morning Karla. Shouldn't have tried clearing the a whole acre in one day. Ah well. Let that be a lesson to me. Well done my friend.
Excellent! No LOL, but a empathic smile...I like a poem with one extended metaphor, and this is super - there is wry humour (Typical Divas) and your resilience and bravery that comes through the 'body as a stage' idea - so many good lines, i liked the 'script thrown together by demons who ignored the writer's strike' especially - great poem Karla - Nicky xx
I HEAR THAT!!! I felt that way Saturday morning, barely could stand str8, till I got some pills and another hours sleep on a heated bed cover...that really makes me feel great, try it...Ed
Hard work. The writers strike is a disaster for them. They are so screwed. I feel terrible for them. I heard they want to put more shows online, like soaps. So aspiring actors get ready.
A humorous look at the world and life through my eyes.
Follow the author and his wife, as they travel the world …. several times over.
Laugh at their funny stories, self-inflicted crazy events, strange observations, wacky zoo facts and snippets
Sorry I haven't commented on your work in awhile. Grad school kept me on a writing and commenting hiatus for the past four months.
Blessings!
Marie
hugs
Fee
a discordant symphony played with
skeletal bones for added effect ...
and my body, the unwilling stage.
Perfect depiction of back pain. - David
God Bless
Michelle~
Be safe,
Karen
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :)
Love,
annie