Stand Up

Old bones creak As I stand Dust falls From my heavy shoulders Raining down On old wooden floors Both wood and bone Creak in protest Stand up Come now old one There is much to be done Your time hasn’t come The day still awaits The birds are still singing The flowers are blooming So drop your Cloak of age Let if fall Slip from your shoulders Once weighed down By a burden About knowledge and age Let it pool on the floor Step over it Leave it behind Stand up There is much To be done Old mistakes to fix Old friendships to mend There is time There is time Watch the sun fall And the moon rise Smell lavender Dancing in your home Welcome winter The coming storm Open your arms And scream To no one About nothing Whisper out your misery Bow to destiny It’s time to wake up Leave behind Your worries And regrets Of those you leave behind Stand up Smile at death Greet him nicely And say “I have been waiting for you” He will smile back at you And say “Stand up there is much work to be done”

September 8, 2009 · Monica Multer

Arnold the Raccoon

This is Arnold, he was the baby raccoon we found in Michigan. His mommy died so we gave him a home and fed him until he was old enough to live on his own. I miss him. He lived in the Peyser household. He is still out there somewhere. He was so cute and small. I was just thinking about him and wanted to wish him well where ever he is.

September 7, 2009 · Monica Multer

Creeper Photos

Call me creepy, I don’t really care. One of my favorite things to do is take photos of random people. You can find some of the most amazing things in random people, whether it is beauty, innocence, creativity, a sense of adventure, or just being human. People interest me greatly. So here are a few of my creeper pictures that I have taken. Hopefully you can see what I see in these people, human nature in all of its tiny facets.

September 7, 2009 · Monica Multer

Death On My Window Sill

There is a banshee Standing on my window sill Looking through frosted glass With eyes that always see Hollow and empty They stare onward frigidly Black as coal Burrowing into me A porcelain face Frozen forever In a horrified scream An abomination A disgrace It taps its cold fingers On my window panes Begging pleading to be let in Frozen forever in many winters It beckons sadly Trying to warn me A sign or forwarding Of ending tragically A banshee is telling me There is death On my doorstep Weeping and crying It is trying to warn me To make my ends meet Before death can ever find me It is telling me in the end There is no place left to hide When winter comes The breeze brings a whisper Of forewarned death And a child too foolish To bear heed to a banshees warning Of death on my window sill

September 7, 2009 · Monica Multer

Haikus

I personally am not a fan of haikus, they don’t mean much to me, but I got bored so here are some little useless haikus of mine. Uncertainty lives In the eyes of the wicked Where sin is just sin Remember the names Of the forgotten and lost For no one else will Know your hearts true grief Behold your life’s agonies There is nothing left Don’t despair dear child Monsters bumping in the night You are not alone

September 7, 2009 · Monica Multer

Publishing my Work

I think it is about time to start thinking about what I really love. I have been writing since fourth grade. On my birthday during my freshman year I received a book. A nice leather bound, four hundred page journal for me to write in. I decided that what I was going to put in it were two things, one: Poetry, two: Book Ideas. So since my freshman year I have been writing in this little book here, and the two year mark is coming up on my seventeenth birthday. I am almost done with the book, I have fifty pages left in it. I never thought I would actually get this far with my writing. I never imagined that I would have my own blog, but here I am. I am inching my way toward what I believe is my future. ...

September 7, 2009 · Monica Multer

Sunsets

I have seen sunsets all around the country and they are always different. They really are amazing.

September 7, 2009 · Monica Multer

Lethe (guide me)

This poem was based off of the legend of a river in Hades, that once you step foot into, your memories are washed away causing total forgetfulness. Be my guide To the river banks Walk with me Through darkness So I may Find the light That has been absent From my life For what feels like An eternity in darkness Hold my hand And sing to me A soft melody To sooth my raging heart Lead me to The waters edge Where memories are erased Where past are forgiven And forgotten ...

September 6, 2009 · Monica Multer

Wild Flowers

Here are some beautiful flowers found all over the country during our road trip. I think flowers are God’s children more than we are personally.

September 6, 2009 · Monica Multer

Funny Cat

Does this photo really need an explanation besides the fact that this cat is hideous. This makes me laugh so much every time I see it. Cats can truly be horrifying at times.

September 5, 2009 · Monica Multer