New Years Eve, 2012

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I’m starting this year in a black dress and combat boots.

Gone are the wasted minutes of waiting,

replaying reflections to find reasons, seeking reassurance;

that’s all behind me, flattened by boot prints.

But look up, and you’ll still see the sweet I hold on to,

I cherish, like the quietest cloud at sunset,

or the taste of music, or the feel of blue.

I’m still here this year, with boots to carry me through.

 

24 comments to New Years Eve, 2012

  1. prewitt1970 says:

    I truly hope you know how much you rock!!
    Besides the fact that you look fantastic!
    Have a fantastic new year
    Always
    Benjamin

  2. Happy New Year, and wishing you great health.

  3. the boots and poem rock!! thank you so much for dropping by my blog!

  4. e says:

    Go get ‘em, Girl! Happy new year! Love the words, the resolve….

    e

  5. Looking great! Very sixties.

  6. This one really resonated with me. Go girl!

  7. Glad to be “here”with you, lovely,sensitively worded poem …”the feel of blue” is a standout phrase for me. 2012? That was fine, but what,s next?

  8. ShamimRazaq says:

    Good for you, happy new year with warm wishes.

  9. Such a paradoxical contrast between the top and the bottom…
    I, unfortunately agree with you nevertheless, that in order to carry a top worth anything through this “wonderful world”, you do need those combat boots at the bottom…
    Wishing you the best of ammunition for 2013:-)

  10. SimplySage says:

    What a beautiful poem—inspirational.
    Thanks for dropping by my place and for the “Like”. So nice of you.

  11. Eric Kovach says:

    This makes me smile. Thanks for the smile. :)

  12. Best of luck in the New Year. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I appreciate it.

  13. fgassette says:

    A wonderful poem. Happy New Year!

    Thank you for visiting my blog today. I appreciate the time you took to stop by. May your day be filled with joy and peace.
    BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!

  14. danroberson says:

    Along with the gentleness and sensitivity of your words, there must be toughness to march through the hard moments. Your poem……..an elegant combination.

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