Bradbucs Blunders

©Cyndi Bradbury, 2009 I have a column in my journal titled “Great Lovers I Have Known”, And I wanted you to live there, To keep you for my own. I guess I’ve held too tightly, Your eyes are full of fear. And I’ve looked to you for love Instead of looking in a mirror. I’ve hung on to a dream That has... Sign in to see full entry.

Three kitties sleeping, One large dog not feeling well, pets adding to life. Sign in to see full entry.

©Cyndi Bradbury, 2009 In my search for the Perfect Man I won’t settle for a throw of the dice. I’m gonna make me a real long list, And then I’ll check it twice. The only trouble that I’ve been having - The only trouble I possibly see, After dating one or two of them guys, Does the list change - or... Sign in to see full entry.

Finally! Spring Break! So tired, could sleep for days. Homework waits patiently. Sign in to see full entry.

She walks on her little chubby legs Down the dirt road. Cornfields still stand but rustle in the wind. The wheat is harvested And the uncles arrive tomorrow For the pheasant hunting season. Her denim overalls still fit But one shoulder strap is constantly undone. She doesn’t mind; she is busy with a... Sign in to see full entry.

Critters in the choir All creation waking up No more blizzards, please Sign in to see full entry.

Dust bunnies floating Must clean under bed sometime Cat whiskers are full Sign in to see full entry.

Oven on the fritz, Fridge is empty and bills rise. Economy sinks. Sign in to see full entry.

©Cyndi Bradbury, 2005, E.C., WI My dearest one: As you grow old, Remember the love that you couldn’t live without, And then left because you couldn’t live with. Remember the boy that you spent So much energy on, And realize how much you have grown Since you knew him. Always know that you are in... Sign in to see full entry.

©Cyndi Bradbury, 2006, E.C., WI Define Blackness The cloud over my head, bad luck, fogginess, heaviness, invisible claustrophobic tendrils, negative feelings, the baggage of yesteryear, mind-numbing nothingness, facing the blankness because I have no energy to face anything else, self-pity. Define... Sign in to see full entry.