My Poetry

So Much Depends On….

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Bracelet

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Bracelet

So much depends on
my teal
cancer bracelet

Hope, faith, courage,
strength

Are the words
I read each day

Hope, faith, courage
strength

Are the feelings
I feel each day

Because of her

My lovely soap!

My lovely soap!

So much depends on
Soap

Sweet smelling soap

The aroma fills my
nose

And I am happy because
I
Am
Clean.

Poetry Revised…

So much depends on
my beautiful teal
cancer bracelet.

“Hope, Faith, Courage,
Strength”

These words I read
each day.

“Hope, Faith, Courage,
Strength.”

These emotions I feel
each day…

…Because of Mom.

So much depends on
Soap.

Sweet smelling soap.

The succulent aroma
fills my nostrils.

And I am happy because
I
Feel
Beautiful.

5 Responses to My Poetry

  1. I love both of your poems! The poem about your bracelet is really touching. I know how much that bracelet means to you. But your poem about soap cracks me up! I really like the alliteration of the line “Sweet smelling soap.”

    Candace

  2. Wonderful poems Tiffany! I love the way you used words like “succulent” and “beautiful” as a feeling in the soap poem. And your bracelet, isn’t it neat how small things can really mean and represent so much! Great Job!

  3. I love the words that you used in the soap poem. It really paints the image of a sweet smell in your mind. I like how you repeated yourself in the bracelet poem. It really gave me chills when I read the last line. Just the way you ended the poem gave it so much meaning. Wonderful!

  4. Okay Tiffany I am trying to comment on your blog for the third or fourth time so hopefully it lets me!!!
    Your poem about your Ovarian Cancer Awareness bracelet was really heartfelt. I liked how you repeated certain stanzas to create emphasis. Your poems are really well written. Great job!

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