Bad days aside
Most are pretty good
Some days can even
Be better than they should
Those days are blessed
Wonderful through and through
Because I simply get to spend
All my time with you
I feel like I belong
I feel like part of something
Something far bigger
Than wearing your wedding ring.
Someday the dog doesn’t scratch
The dog doesn’t grunt
She simply lays there
Performing a silent stunt
Harmony can reign
Within this amazing home
There can be a calm
Without the petulant groans
Of a crazy teenage girl
Who is our entire world
That’s not getting her way
As her life is unfurled
Yes, there are days
Where life it truly the best
In fact there are quite a few
That are far better than the rest
The hammock is crying our name
Swaying in the breeze
There’s not very much better
Than reading our Kindles with ease
It almost seems
As if our life is a fantasy
Yet it is most definitely not
This is our reality
A life full of love
A life full of laughter
I love my wife with my entire soul
For now and for happily forever after.
(( FYI, this poem is actually part 3 in my "3 Post Experience" this week. Experience the low point in part 1, where a bad day reeks havoc in Days Like This. But of course, every bad day becomes just another tomorrow, where you find out that there are no failures, just unfinished successes. All you have to do is remember There Will Always Be Days Like Yesterday. ))
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Friday, September 27, 2013
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
There Will Always Be Days Like Yesterday
Those frustrating days when nothing seems to be appreciated. Yeah, I have those. Most know me as a perfectionist when it comes to editing, and a creator when it comes to writing and photography. But the fact is...its really hard to write and create simply because there are days when you wonder if anyone is reading at all....
Sure, this blog gets ‘plenty’ of views, but how many stop and read? Not many comment, that’s for certain. So how can I even tell how many read?
Sure, this blog gets ‘plenty’ of views, but how many stop and read? Not many comment, that’s for certain. So how can I even tell how many read?
Monday, September 23, 2013
Days Like This
I hate days like this, when I can stare at the screen for far too long, not typing anything on the keyboard. Its not that I have writer’s block, or that I’m burnt out, its just how I get sometimes. Overwhelmed and underwhelmed at the same time.
Its definitely not a lack of topics, I have a list of planned ones. I just feel so ambiguous about what I want to write. Part of me wants to make it about, “What am I doing this for?” Face it, this is a pretty thankless thing to be doing.
Its definitely not a lack of topics, I have a list of planned ones. I just feel so ambiguous about what I want to write. Part of me wants to make it about, “What am I doing this for?” Face it, this is a pretty thankless thing to be doing.
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Friday, September 20, 2013
(poem) - Being an Individual
Diversity is what makes
The human race so great
So why is it when someone’s different
All they get is hate?
I just do not understand
Why it seems to be everyone’s plan
To simply be sheep
In this herd of Man
Someone does
Some really cool to their hair
And the preppies pick on them
Without a single care.
I’ve spent my entire adult life
Marching to the beat of my own drum
And I promise you this
I’ll never conform
My differences make me unique
I’m the black sheep of the bunch
Standing over six feet tall
I have broad shoulders, and never hunch
Yet my hair flows down my back
A beautiful mane
Its part of who I am
Its dictated by my genes
Yet I’m ridiculed for it
Have such lovely locks
I get more flack for my hair
Than a guy with leprosy and pox.
In the end
I know the truth
They are jealous of my uniqueness
That’s why they are so uncouth
I stand up tall and proud
And show the world who I really am
I’m not a sheep at all
Definitely not as meek as a lamb
I’ve had many heroes
Through my long life
And now one truly is
The daughter of my wife
Fuck all the people
That give her flack
She’s her own person
And she’s never going back
To the drab misery
That is being part of the herd
All those people are good for
Is looking like the girl in ‘ermahgerd’
I’ll not be part
Of any crowd
That spreads any form of hate
All over town
The best part about it all
Is that the ‘normal’ person in class
Will end up working 9 to 5
Kissing their boss’ ass
While us unique few
Will make the art
That the ‘normals’ entertain themselves with
And only wish they could take part.
So look down your nose
All you want
I’ll smile right back
Because I have individuality to flaunt.
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
The human race so great
So why is it when someone’s different
All they get is hate?
I just do not understand
Why it seems to be everyone’s plan
To simply be sheep
In this herd of Man
Someone does
Some really cool to their hair
And the preppies pick on them
Without a single care.
I’ve spent my entire adult life
Marching to the beat of my own drum
And I promise you this
I’ll never conform
My differences make me unique
I’m the black sheep of the bunch
Standing over six feet tall
I have broad shoulders, and never hunch
Yet my hair flows down my back
A beautiful mane
Its part of who I am
Its dictated by my genes
Yet I’m ridiculed for it
Have such lovely locks
I get more flack for my hair
Than a guy with leprosy and pox.
In the end
I know the truth
They are jealous of my uniqueness
That’s why they are so uncouth
I stand up tall and proud
And show the world who I really am
I’m not a sheep at all
Definitely not as meek as a lamb
I’ve had many heroes
Through my long life
And now one truly is
The daughter of my wife
Fuck all the people
That give her flack
She’s her own person
And she’s never going back
To the drab misery
That is being part of the herd
All those people are good for
Is looking like the girl in ‘ermahgerd’
I’ll not be part
Of any crowd
That spreads any form of hate
All over town
The best part about it all
Is that the ‘normal’ person in class
Will end up working 9 to 5
Kissing their boss’ ass
While us unique few
Will make the art
That the ‘normals’ entertain themselves with
And only wish they could take part.
So look down your nose
All you want
I’ll smile right back
Because I have individuality to flaunt.
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
An Analogy of Rain
There’s something about driving in the rain. I’m not sure what it is, maybe its just the grey of the sky, or the memories that flood in, but the wipers flick at a certain beat, and time seems like a vague concept.
I’ve lived a life that I cannot sometimes comprehend. The way the moonlight shines through the trees, creating shadows at night fills me with a warmth I never expect. A cold night wind takes that feeling away every time, but it WAS there, I FELT it.
I’ve lived a life that I cannot sometimes comprehend. The way the moonlight shines through the trees, creating shadows at night fills me with a warmth I never expect. A cold night wind takes that feeling away every time, but it WAS there, I FELT it.
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