Tag: poetry

It’s Halloween and I have no scary story

I don’t like Freddie and his Friday glory

Dressing up is nice,

but why do it one day when you can do it all the time?

I will never be entertained by rings

Unless it with a enourmous diamond with a bling

Chucky was nice to watch

Yet because of him, my sleeping clock has come to a stop

I’ll skip the movie theatre in October

Call me back when it November

I’ll start watching home alone when it is the first of December

I hate scary things, so I’ll happily say goodbye to OCTOBER

P.S HAPPY HALLOWEEN

©️ 2021 Anita Johnson

These things write I unto thee, hoping to come unto thee shortly:
1 Timothy:3:14

Don’t be a pessimist be an optimist

I’m not perfect
Never claimed to be,
But I’m sure working on the best version of me
I’ll fight days and night
Just to get it right
Even if it means falling to my knees
A couple thousand times

©️ 2021 Anita Johnson

And patience, experience; and experience, hope:
Romans:5:4

Don’t be a pessimist be an optimist

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