You look at my
half-empty glass
shake your head,
insert a straw,
blow in laughter and love,
and make my happiness
bubble up until it
overflows.
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Shawn L. Bird 
The straw imagery is clever and whimsical and sweet, all at the same time. Makes me regret the times I told my kids to stop blowing bubbles in their milk.
I loved blowing bubbles in my milk… 😉
Well, truthfully,
I LOVE blowing bubbles in my milk.
Just what I needed right now. Spent 45 minutes driving in circles trying to meet someone for lunch because of a parade, and the person ended up canceling, so I needed a few happy bubbles in my glass. 🙂
Happy to oblige! It’s like popping bubble-wrap…
: ) love it
Thanks. I’m glad!
Nicely said!
🙂
That is really clever and lovely.
Thanks. It was inspired by a comment on yesterday’s blog poem. 🙂
A delightful metaphor! Very clever and amusing. Well done.
Thank you!
Sorry if you saw this already. Just wanted to share a common thread.
https://aholisticjourney.wordpress.com/2013/05/22/blue-champagne/
Oh that’s nice! Thanks for sharing!
beautiful
Thanks. 🙂
Loved it! Now I’ll know what to do the next time I see a half-empty glass.
Gayle
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ShawnBird,
I love this. It’s the world from a sense of joy. This is infectious. I wrote a poem (not yet on my blog) but about a similar thing. Yours is wonderful and visceral in its relationship to the reader. It’s also about the joy of relationship. All my best, Noel
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it.