Doodlin' (Blogophilia 12.6)



Sitting in a midtown cafe
Looking for a downtown girl
As a moped runs by
She doodles in the corner

Is she the connection?
Valentine out of season?
Shot in a heart cup
What was she drawing?

Sliding over to the table
My cup nests
Next to hers
As I sit down

Not looking up
She adds the cup
To her doodle
Smiling,

Reaching over,
I take her hand
Spontaneous combustion
Waltzing in 7/8 time.
"I've been waiting
For my completion.
Wishing star light, star bright
It did come true."


Comments

  1. Doodling has its rewards!
    8 points Earthling! :)
    Marvin

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  2. doodles can tell you a lot about whats on a persons mind...
    I do it all the time when I am on the phone...
    and at boring meetings too... *shhhhh don't tell anyone about that*
    But they are supposed to read like ink blots I have been led to believe... lol
    I love the layout and wordage Christopher...
    and what a great video!!.. love it!!

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    1. Oh, I have two columns for all my meetings: Right is for the meeting notes and Left is for my wandering mind. More than one piece on this blog started with a doodle.

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  3. I like the it a lot - its kind of the direction my mind has been drifting on these prompts

    TM

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  4. completion is always the goal and wishing on the stars is always beneficial.
    Liked this!

    Blue fool

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  5. I have never been one to doodle. I do enjoy looking over another's shoulder as they take on the task.

    signed: Myke

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    1. I always make it a point to see what they are doodling. I mean, if they aren't going to pay attention to me, I might as well.

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  6. I only doodle if I am stuck in a meeting or dealing with people that bore me. It keeps me awake and looks like I am taking notes lol Good write!

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  7. Loved it Christopher. I too, am a "doodler"...at the end of an 8 hour shift, I sit in front of a maze of inked sketches and thought fragments tossed on paper by my restless mind...it's that or die of boredom. The story --I loved too. I'm always a sucker for a happy ending! (Demme)

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    1. Thank you. More than one blog post has evolved from doodling.

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  8. Excellent! :)

    --Diana Jillian (DJ)

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