It Dawned on Me

By Kellse T. Krick

This book is a combination of thoughts put into poetry form. Some were written to describe a certain experience or situation while others were written for fun and amusement. The accumulation depicts a lifetime of tales that will serve as your temporary form of entertainment.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jun 27, 2017
• ISBN: 9781543429442

Book preview

CATS

Cats galore

We adore

Their furry little faces.

They love

And purr

And hide in all the spaces.

Together we make

A happy home

Even though the kittens roam.

Sometimes they’re out

Sometimes they’re in

But always have love of kin

Not only

Do they

Love so freely

They eat,

They sleep

And are not too needy.

Don’t stray from home

I’ll miss you so

Return to home

Before the snow

AFTERNOON

It’s afternoon and here I am a poem about to write

My son-in-law thinks all I do is play solitaire till night

Well today it’s been a busy day and no time left unspent

I even had a family with a life changing event.

I had my lunch then went upstairs to get a paper signed

The person was not awake, she’s on the big decline

The nurses weren’t too busy, they all look good today

And to spruce up the nurse’s station, someone left a big bouquet.

I want to mow my lawn today when I get home from work

I also need to get some groceries before we go berserk

Toilet paper, laundry soap and tissues we do need

But mainly we need some food as the troop I need to feed.

I am so very sleepy, my eyes just want to close

I’m afraid if I sit still too long, on the desk will rest my nose.

So here I go to stretch my legs, get some air and take a walk

I look at all there is to see I guess I’m like a hawk.

HUNTER’S MOON

Hunter’s Moon – I never heard of it before, but hunting is tradition of long ago folklore.

To have a man so special leave us at this time

One can’t help but think ’twas God’s final rhyme.

For Dale was a great hunter, teacher, friend and guide,

Those who knew him well, knew he loved to be outside.

No time is ever right to lose one loved so dear

But when we see the moon and sky, we’ll know that you are near.

Your love and laughter will live on in our lives

And we will be ever thankful for one so wise

You touched the lives of hundreds over many years,

Now we ask God’s comfort as we shed our tears.

We know that you have gotten your final great reward,

No more pain, no more suffering for the man we adored.

Walk tall and straight,