us: Dance, dance, dance
him: Pretty Woman
me: My Guy
him: Baby, I need your loving
me: Can’t buy me love
him: The times they are a’changing
me: I want to hold your hand
him: Love me do
me: You don’t own me
him: How sweet it is to be loved by you
me: Hold on to what you got
him: Everybody needs somebody to love
me: Where did our love go?
him: Just like Romeo and Juliet
me: Don’t worry, Baby
him: Do you love me?
me: It hurts to be in love
him Wishin’ and hopin’
me: Ain’t nothing you can do
him: Come a little bit closer
me: The shelter of your arms
us: Dancing in the street
us: Walking in the rain
us: No particular place to go
us: Needles and pins
him: A change is gonna come
me: Time is on my side
him: Don’t throw your love away
me: Bad to me
him: I get around
me: Suspicion
him: A fool never learns
me: What kind of fool do you think I am?
him: See the funny little clown
me: Please, please me
him: Let it be me
me: It’s over
him: The door is still open to my heart
me: Twist and shout
him: Hey Little Cobra
me: The way you do the things you do
him: You really got me
me: A world without love
him: The best part of breaking up
me: Last kiss
him: Walk on by
me: Don’t let the sun catch you crying
us: A hard day’s night
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Living my personal mission statement, “Each One, Teach One,” my greatest blessing is being the mother of two, grandmother of three and a lifelong educator. A graduate of UF and UNF, I am the former principal of St. Paul’s Catholic School in Jacksonville Beach, Florida and executive director of Tree Hill Nature Center in Jacksonville.
Since retirement my avocation is now my vocation – freelance writing. The technical writing of past professional life evolved into more creative genres of poetry, short fiction and memoir. My goal is to invoke the entire spectrum of human emotions in my reader: longing to laughter, pain to promise, despair to discernment.
3 Responses
What a great way to express a story!!
Glad you liked it!
Brilliant, darlin’! As always. Bravo birthday girl!