Today I was feeling exceptionally creative and did a scrapbook page that is one of my favorites to date. I did it using Linda Rechtin's Parisienne Evening page kit. It matches our wedding colors perfectly! These are pictures from our wedding almost 16 years ago. Don't I wish I was that skinny and pretty now after seven kids? LOL! I started our Wedding Scrapbook last year using paper elements, but I think I'm going to finish it digitally. I just did our Honeymoon Scrapbook a few weeks ago and had fun remembering our trip to the Bahamas. Boy, don't I wish I were there now!! (It's 43 degrees and rainy. blah!)
Our blog prompt for today is to write a poem. Maybe I'll work on one to go with the page. : )
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OK, Karen encouraged me to work on a haiku. As a college English Lit major, I usually do more sing-songy, flowing poetry using iambic pentameter with clever little surprises thrown in, so this is a stretch for me.
Here it is:
Fifteen years of love
Waking next to you each day
Still makes me happy
Loving you is a habit
I can’t stop doing
Every day
In our children's eyes
I see your Love
It makes me smile
One soul
inhabiting
Two bodies
3 comments:
Gorgeous page! And a poem would be perfect for it!
This is a gorgeous layout M2P7. I love. I like you you've positioned the photo with you and your huband over to the left and the soft swirly border overlapping the right hand side.
If you decide to get into the haiku there are a heap of inspirational examples on my post Haiku Heaven and also a heap of contributions from readers in the comments sections. Hopefully that will help stimulate your poetic creativity.
love the poem you created. very lovely :)
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