Surviving the Days ... and the Weeks and the Torment.


Words I write don't necessarily make sense to you... I don't expect them to, maybe I don't even want them to... The thoughts are written fragmented and incomplete! I do not write for any form of external validation.. What you read may not have the same meaning as what I write... But do not underestimate the personal significance of my words! An essential part of who I am is only evident in my writing... It had been locked away after it was used against me... Everything you need, in order to hurt me, is right here!

Monday, February 20, 2006

No Wuckers

[B]UPDATE:[/B]

I did it!! Yay me! hehe Well I spent about half hour on the phone getting more info last night. Then I spent a few hours hammering something out and emailed what I thought was a rough start a little after midnight. Got a call this morning and it was loved! Feeling rather relieved (and pleased with myself) because I didn't want to have to work on it tonight while babysitting my niece.



[I][B]Need your help ted with a poem[/B][/I]

This is the exact sms I woke to this morning.

First of all I am not a poet! I don't consider my "torment" writing poetry, although some of it has a certain rhythm to it. Besides, the sender doesn't even know about my blog. I've written maybe a handful of poems in my entire life and yes I liked them and so did other people but that does not make me a poet. Now not only am I asked to help create a poem, I've since found out that it is to be read at a work function. Not so bad, especially since I'm not going to be connected to it in anyway. But, and it's a big but, this "work" just happens to be within a rather large, rather christian, charitable organisation. Not exactly my ideal audience!

So here I am expected to write a lengthy poem on a subject I have no clue about for the antithesis of my target audience (if I were to write for an audience at all). It is what some would call a depressing topic and yet I've been asked to make it fun and lighthearted.

I think I might need some divine intervention here!

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