Such a shame it comes but once a month
But there is always only one last Wednesday,
In every month.
What days they are though!
They start off as usual
Like every other day.
The mornings go by casually
Until lunch is eaten,
And then the pleasure starts.
I go to the poetry group
And we regale each other
With poems of all types,
Mostly written by our members,
Interspersed with written works.
A group of diverse people,
Who come together
For their love of verse.
Such a brilliant afternoon.
Home I drive mind full of poetry.
I sit down with my beloved lady
For our early evening meal.
We are full of excitement
As we are going out tonight.
We are off to the jazz club,
That place where the wonder of jazz
Lifts our spirits
And quickens our hearts.
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Author:
Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: September 19th, 2026 01:09
- Comment from author about the poem: The last Wednesday of every month is special.
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Hope it's more lively and interesting than one I went to, which became a bore. I dreaded: Oh no, he/she is going to read ANOTHER poem as there was some spare time left over. Dunno what they said anyway - they, and me too, mumbled some waffle!
Yes it is a fun group Orchi.
poetry groups not my thing I am afraid, found too much jealousy and criticism
This one is a fun group Norman and all are fine.
Andy
glad to hear it
A full day of pleasure and delight. Nice
So true soren, thank you.
Andy
You are very welcome Andy
One significnt activity per Wednesday or any other day of the week, Andy. When do you sleep?....Oh never mind, I'll do it for you..........yawn, zzzz.....
So true Dave, it is great fun. Goodnight. LOL
Andy
Good to be mindful of the mind full of poetry!
Very true Rik, thank you.
Andy
Well written. Your poem captures the beauty of creativity, connection, and the small yet significant pleasures in life, emphasizing the importance of art and companionship.
Thank you Friendship, yes you are so right.
Andy
A fine write, Andy. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Jerry, so kind.
Andy
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