Saturday Share, Come One ~ Come All !!!
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This is the blog where folks who decided
come and post their “Collab” Poetry!!!
Earlier in the week, a blog was posted inviting
everyone to come and give “One-More-Line”
to generate lines for this “Collab” Poetry.
This week we generated 182 Lines!
These are the folks who came to give lines this week:
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This week’s line was:
Hope that you will join in on the fun with collabs and/or comments!
Everyone can participate…you need not to have left any lines.
The lines are located here: Get Lost in the Lines
Pick a few, add a few of your own…and create!
And Please…
Love & Light,
Angel
Welcome everyone to the CPC’s flagship challenge, the Saturday Share! Angel Love will be here tomorrow afternoon, I am hosting tonight. So review the lines if you have not done so already and see where they inspire you to go! And be sure to include Angel Love’s copin-flipping line sopmehow too, and give credit to any other CPC line-dropping Pals whose lines you include!
QUE PASA?
When I wea just a little boy,
I asked my mother:
what will I be?
Will I be handsome.
Will I be rich?
Here’s what she said to me:
“That’s all well and good, dad,”
my kids said.
“But it doesn’t really answer our question.”
So they flipped a coin into the air…
Last line by Angel Love.
THE COINS OF FATE
I flipped a coin high into the air.
It came down and landed in my hair.
That was just my luck, I swear.
Now I have cash in my hair to spare!
I’ll spin on my head and you’ll lose all fears.
Together we’ll break through new frontiers.
Now that would be a grand head stand.
Proving fate is often so unplanned.
A coin with two heads would be much better,
beating fate with a double header!
Maybe two portraits of a Berfle named Ferd.
and on each side a poetical word.
Or just flip a quarter and watch where it lands.
Don’t worry, worry just swells up your glands.
You can’t beat that deal with a hammer called sledge.
Unless, with your luck, it lands on it’s edge.
The giddy gamblers who risked a line: (Angel Love (2), Bettie (4), Diane, tony (4).
THE COIN TOSS
On a dare
I flipped a coin into the air
Just to see where it lands
It came down and landed in my hair
Now that would just be my luck and time
All dressed up in my hairbow and people do stare
Now I have money in my hair to spare
~
A coin wit two head would be much much better
As a double header
And on each side a political word
Flip a quarter see if I care where it lands will know it heads
You cant beat that deal wit an edge
For a new pair of wash and wear
And this new trend I will not tear know
~
So many times I still wonder if that dime is still there
It landed in another dimension I swear
I saw it spinning that way and it did not tarry
A parallel universe always lurks there
It disappeared into thin air
Watching it in mid air I tripped landed in a chair
Now I know not just where to look
~
Flip that coin in the air like you dont care
If it lands wrong side up complain that it wasnt fair
Jump up and down go crazy throw both hands up in the air
And before it lands say a little prayer
The old boy network can be so unfair know
Its only a dare only a dime see just who cares
If it rolls through the sewer grate we’ll see who swears
~
You want catch me puttin my hands in there
We will pay a street person and then we will all share
Sometimes we do have to prepare
Put all the coins in that bag and save a spare for the fare
And dont bite your nails if about health you care
You wont want it so much if it lands on his groins
A ticket to the land of milk and honey
~
I throw a coin in the air
It landed I know not where
I could have swear it went right over there
While I was standing on a stairs
When I looked down it wasnt there
It wasnt there again today
Would somebody please return my damn coin
~
Written By: Bettie Davis ———————– © November o9 , 2o12
I flipped a coin just to see what would happened.
It landed on its side spinning round and round I started clapping.
Finally it landed on head.
Luck will come I said.
I carry that lucky coin in my pocket all day.
I went out to by some lottery and luck came my way.
I won 20 bucks .
Enough for some lunch.
So I went to the restaurant and received a hug.
It was cool to somebody from the past.
That lucky coin kept on coming at last.
I got my good meal fast.
I went home got on the computer a lovely email came today.
My friend was headed out to hike and play.
Reminded me of the old days.
I hope this lucky coin is here to stay..
~
CPC Collab with Diane, Barbara K, Tony, Bettie
This day has only just begun
Flip a quarter see if I care where it lands will know it heads
A coin wit two head would be much much better
with my luck, it’ll land on it’s edge
Now that would just be my luck and time
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In life there are so many demands
Life not fair but glad we all can understand.
Look at life and be very aware
For all things, you cannot prepare
Sitting here pulling out my hair
Feeling like I was going insane
——————
I tossed it again and again and again
Hope our coin will land heads up
I made a wish trying to be fair
Without a worry, nor a care
We need luck so our heart stops breaking apart
—————–
We must always follow our heart
Following your heart cant be that hard
I could sure use that right from the start
Some people just need something or someone to
start there heart with a spark.
just the thought of it will make life sunny.
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I love tossing coins up in the sun
Best do that kind of flipping outdoors
Lets go and have some fun and be nice
Tossing it up so high was such a lot of fun
Its all but fun cuz no one knows just where it will land
What began as a dime moved up to a quarter
Coin tossing can be lots of fun as long as its fare
BUT I’VE LOOKED EVERYWHERE
by Barbara K
A CPC COLLAB
I flipped a coin
into the air,
I know it came down
and landed somewhere.
It went up
so it must have
come
down.
But I can’t find it
anywhere,
that shiny small coin
that I tossed in the air.
I’ve looked here,
I’ve looked there,
I’ve looked all over town.
I’ve looked absolutely
everywhere.
And my usual smile
has turned into a frown.
Maybe it landed
in my hair.
It seems to have
disappeared
into thin air
and I simply
don’t know where.
It must have landed
in another dimension,
I swear.
Tossing it up so high
was such a lot of fun,
but I lost sight of it
when I looked into the sun.
I wonder where
my dime has gone,
it most definitely
had a mind of its own.
At the time it seemed like
such a lot of money,
a ticket perhaps
to the land
of milk and honey.
I think it might have,
in fact,
fallen quite near,
for when it fell,
I believe I could hear
it hit something
on the way down.
It most definitely had
a mind of its own.
At first I thought
that it was quite funny,
tossing in the air
a little bit of money,
but no chance of smiling
today or tomorrow;
I know I’ll be crying
if I can’t find my money.
(c) barbara kausteklis 11-11-12
Thanks for sharing your lines
with me this week: Angel Love,
Diane, Scotorum, Tony and Bettie.