Monthly Archives: May 2021

that’s nice

It

Could be

That you are

Quite a good friend

People speak highly

Of you in glowing terms

They enjoy time spent time with you

You could be laughing or crying

And they will want to do it again

Nice to know this before your eulogy

©2021 Annette Rochelle Aben

Angel Messages May 31 2021

Your DAILY MESSAGE from Angels

FREE YOURSELF OF EXCESS!

We love you

In the process right now, Angels!!!

Good Humor

Whoa

We heard

It coming

How far away

Can we find our cash

How long had it been since

We bought ice cream from a truck

Once out there, we were not alone

The neighbor and her two kids were there

And everyone got something on a stick

©2021 Annette Rochelle Aben

Angel Messages May 30 2021

Your DAILY MESSAGE from Angels

WRITE A LETTER to a DECEASED LOVED ONE!

We love you

Great idea, Angels!!!

Day 6 of the Wordcrafter Poetry Treasures Blog Tour Annette Rochelle Aben

 I’m Annette Rochelle Aben and writing has been my go-to for creative expression, emotional release, and a way to boost my GPA since I was a child. I am thrilled to be a part of Poetry Treasures.

 When I first started writing poetry, I never knew much about it, except to know that (to me) a good poem HAD to rhyme. Gee whiz, have I ever been schooled through connecting with other writers and poets here in the blogsphere. One of my favorite poetry styles is called SYLLABIC POETRY. And one of my favorite forms of said style is the ABHANGA. An ABHANGA is a 4-line poem in which the first 3 lines contain 6 syllables each and the last line has 4 syllables. Also, the 2nd and 3rd lines must rhyme with each other.

 Here is a poem I wrote titled: SUPER SISTER and it is inspired by a very timely event occurring in my sister’s life. As the older sister, I want to vanquish the bad guys and make her problem disappear, but ah…  please read on.

I wanted to step in

to prove I have her back

it’s not courage I lack

it’s not my fight

right now, she needs support

reminders of her strength

me to stay back some length

for she’s got this

For this poem, I wrote a DOUBLE ABHANGA, as I felt that the thought needed to be expanded. Sometimes we can love someone so much that we forget that love doesn’t mean smothering another’s flame. Unless she asks me to help her, to do so would be disrespectful.

 Thank you for sharing this SYLLABIC POETRY moment with me and I look forward to learning that you have obtained a copy (or two) of Poetry Treasures.

 Keep in touch, eh? https://annetterochelleaben.wordpress.com