Weekly Scriblings - October Calling
October's Call
“I’m so glad I live in a world
where there are Octobers.”* Because . . .
Calendar month my birthday lies
Every year I threaten to run
Run away from my cruel world
Often times I do make that run
Run away far away from here
Or be it near round the corner
Take my wife and away we go
New York City has beckoned me
Guatemala two times I went
Octoberfest in Germany
Others beckoned me London too
Nearby New Braunfels Texas called
Galveston beaches soft warm sand
Or a ship sailing far away
Oceans wide or Moscow rivers
Arctic Circle, China's rivers
Still many more they've beckoned me
Around the world penguins to roos**
Fifty states 76 lands***
Now to then candles on my cakes
Oh yes in many I've driven
October birthdays, hit the roads
*quote from L.M. Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables (Wikipedia)
**"roos", an abbreviated form of Kangaroos
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- Poem and Photos Copyright, Jimmiehov 2021 and 2007, All Rights Reserved
- I am linked with Rommy again at The Weekly Scribbles #90, Poets and Storytellers United: Search results for Weekly Scribblings #
- Rommy wants us to "take our inspiration from the quote “I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers”, the word October, or from autumn in general."
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