Monday, January 3, 2011

A PLACE FOR PAINTING LADYBUGS

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PAINTING LADYBUGS

A crafter sees possibility
In items others might toss away.
Pistachio nut shells break apart
Into even halves, delighting me.
After I’ve eaten out the tidbit nutmeat,
I’m left with thought of pleasurable activity.

Nut shells, no liability;
They will satisfy my need to play.
The idea of making ladybugs
Surely does appeal to me.
Painting ladybugs, won’t that be neat?
I’m left with the practice of pleasurable activity.

Painting ladybugs stirs my creativity,
(I have this strange proclivity
To “make something out of nothing”, every day.)
Likewise, the God of the universe is busy
Making value out of the lowliness in me.
He stirs up within me his own fragrance sweet.
I’m left with my transformation by his pleasurable activity.

copyright (c) 2011 by Marilee Miller


This post is linked to L. L. Barkat's blog, Seedlings in Stone,
"On, In, or Around Mondays"
http://seedlingsinstone.blogspot.com/2011/01/on-in-and-around-mondays-edge-of-new.html






2 comments:

  1. Love your ladybug paintings and your poem!

    And lovely to meet you -- thanks for dropping by my place too -- I appreciate your comment.

    Happy New Year!

    LouiseG

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  2. I like the thought of creating something out of nothing. Kind of like writing.

    That must be how God feels ...every day!

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