where people will eat food
is to arrive
in the picnick of time.
***
Feeling high on mashed
potatoes since they
look like tasty clouds.
***
National Eat Outside Day (the 31st of August)
reminds me of these thoughts (my mind: their office).
These 2 poems Punctually and On Mashed Potatoes were in Milpitas Post issues.
The memory of my poems still continues.
When both are looked at closer, their shapes kinda match.
A symbol can be a clue and/or question to ask.
Is their resemblance a coincidence? Perhaps…
***
This poem has a name and that name is Letter Q?
Considering possibilities, it searches for what’s true.
and he has a tendency to pee all over the place.
This dog’s habit annoyed others, but it did not make them grumpy.
It’s difficult to be mad at him since he’s a puppy.
***
An underdog pup
might not seem tall enough,
yet she still shows pluck,
cute effort to get up.
***
National Dog Month (the eighth month or August)
reminds me of these rhymes (my mind: their office).
These 2 poems Pet Dog and Underdog Pup are in Orangevale View
on page 11 and page 9; here are links to their issues:
Click to access Issue-4-Vol-12-FINAL.pdf
and
But learning is more important
than becoming more ignorant.
I’d rather know than not know.
The informed decision
rewards more than I spend.
***
Students going back to school (often in August)
remind me of these thoughts (my mind: their office)
This poem Textbooks Can Be Expensive was in a Milpitas Post issue.
The memory of my poem still does continue.
A model was asked that question, and she liked it a lot.
Earlier, this model revealed to her friend that she got a burn mark on her hand.
Then her friend asked her that question because he can.
***
The start of this year’s Burning Man (on the 27th of August)
and National Just Because Day (also the 27th of August)
remind me of these rhymes (my mind: their office).
This poem Questioning a Burn was published by Milpitas Post.
Continuing is the memory of this poem I wrote.
in response to a conversation between her two human friends.
Sleeping is what this dog seems to pretend.
This canine’s loud snoring interrupts their dialogue;
more attention is what she seems to want.
***
National Dog Day (the 26th of August)
reminds me of these rhymes (my mind: their office).
This poem Snoring was in a Milpitas Post issue.
The memory of my poem still does continue.
she prefers junior high;
her sarcasm was causing
kindergartners to cry…
***
Students going back to school (often in August)
remind me of these rhymes (my mind: their office).
This poem Teacher was in a Milpitas Post issue.
The memory of my poem still does continue.
Train is not in school so school won’t sound straining.
Food-for-thought chewable
(like a noodle)
for a student
(or a pupil).
***
Students going back to school (often in August)
remind me of these rhymes (my mind: their office).
This poem Choo Is in School is in Orangevale View
on page 14; here’s the link to its issue:
https://www.ovview.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Issue17-Vol-11-final.pdf .
And info about its author is in Orangevale View
on page 5; here’s the link to its issue:
https://www.ovview.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Issue18-Vol-11-FINAL.pdf .
This poem can also be something to hear.
A recording of my reading it can be found here:
If someone’s very thirsty then bubbles are mouth-near.
If something’s messy dirty they help clean up and clear…
Bubbles for a beard: they could easily float away,
they remind people to thank or save water
(to drink, to clean, to play).
***
World Water Week (in the late part of August)
reminds me of these rhymes (my mind: their office).
This poem Bubbles for a Beard was published by Milpitas Post.
Continuing is the memory of this poem I wrote.
to start capturing more detailed images
on January 1st
will make a New Year’s higher resolution.
***
World Photography Day (the 19th of August)
reminds me of these thoughts (my mind: their office).
This poem Photographer was in a Milpitas Post issue.
The memory of my poem still does continue.
When Deadlines Become Zombies 