A Day At The Cabin Poem by Rhonda Baker

A Day At The Cabin



It is late in the afternoon, about 3 O'clock
I must find some shade, it's too hot on the dock
I stretch out on the lounge with a good book
I can't put it down, on the story I'm hooked
My daughter is calling, she wants to play knock
There's time before dinner, as I glance at the clock
My luck is no good, I've lost everything
Just in time for the dinner bell to ring
After dinner I feel, ' I must have some luck...? '
But once again, I'm still in a rut!



7/8/09

Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: Life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Adeline Foster 07 November 2012

Reads like a diary done in poetic form, a great idea. Read mine – I Cannot Return – Adeline

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