Here's the skinny on that, I'm thinkin' you're referring to "When the Sun Goes Down" by Kenny Chesney featuring Matthew Shafer, AKA Uncle Kracker. Beyond the name, hmmmm, not seeing a whole lot of resemblance to this write. That is a good song though.


Meanwhile, up on the rim, nice write ma!

The knowing heart
depicted by the welling of tears
in sparkling eyes.

The knowing heart
heard in the quick
intake of a gasp
as one is truly awed by another's words or actions.

The knowing heart
as blood suffuses an
overwhelmed and humbled face
as timid eyes refuse to lift.

There ya go, much more subtle yet the point is unmistakable, good job!

Well damn, good for you ME, I wasn't thinking as much as mmmmmm rem-mmmmm-inis-cing!

We could all load up supersoakers!!!!!!!!!

Well done T-bear.

I'm a detail girl!
' depicting the contraction of
my need to know

absolutely as much as I can find

defining in layman's terms
every thing I can mine
to further my understanding
altering or enhancing my
identification of
that, which I speak
leading me to

google most everything
i question for further
revealing details that may or may not
last in my memory.



From Answers.com:

Dictionary: a·cros·tic (ə-krô'stĭk, ə-krŏs'tĭk) pronunciation

n.

1. A poem or series of lines in which certain letters, usually the first in each line, form a name, motto, or message when read in sequence.
2. See word square.

Do you mean acrostic?

This isn't a tongue twister but it can be done to the rhythm of "How much wood could a woodchuck chuck" only don't go for the speed. No, the woodchuck is not actually skating, but a coworker may be

How much weight
Can an ice rink take
‘Til the skaters start to sink?

If the skaters
Were aware,
The thin ice would
Be repaired.
And no one
Fall in the drink.

Off to find out why, I keep thinking, hmmmm, problems with the house that Jack built?

I do enjoy your writing, fusion. You make me pause, consider, shake my head, rethink, back up, shake my head again then look from another angle

Chief Seattle made many observations that cut right to the heart of the matter..........He is one of my fav's.

Indeed she is. Yup, I knew you'd catch that and jump on it and you know I would have been disappointed if ya didn't Love you too Txs!

Poison, great observation - another V8 slap to my forehead.

Ya know, you just made me realize something.

My totem animals (helpers/guides) are all pretty much earthy beings, except Hawk and Crow. More than likely that's Creator intentional for balance to be found since my spirit is so wind attracted.

Thanks for sparking that little tidbit.

Air - East
Fire - South
Water- West
Earth- North

Four aspects of life.
All four are on Native American
Medicine wheels in varying placements
With varying names and associated colors.

One in particular,
I am drawn to:
Air - Wind in my perception.

What is it about wind
I can so relate to?

She can be:

Challenging
Comforting
Wild or mild
And sometimes,
Downright pushy.

I’m a cancer.
You’d think I’d be drawn
To sand and water.

Nope,
I can respect and be grateful
To and for the other elements,
But without the wind,
I deflate.

Poi-fect timing, TexasLily, for the resurrection of this write and yes, your comment is shared by many. This is a comfort zone where we can curl up with a favorite beverage and relate to so very many aspects of being.

Actually, I read it to the tune of "Hot Rod Lincoln".

Not necessarily "touched in the head", though to many of us that so easily applies (as she cackles maniacally).

WoooooooooHOOOOOO! Oh, Xena yell of exuberance!


I am sooooo flippin proud of you! Oh, honeybunny, yeyyyyyyy finally finally finally!!!!!!