1. A kitchen.
2. A math problem.
3. A scary movie.
===========================
Always quite a sensation-
Leaving not much to the imagination.
.

Modern Mother Goose-On The Loose – MEinRhyme-And Everything Else I've Written In Given Time
25 Oct 2022 Leave a comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2013 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Admission, Andertoons, Brand new, Entertainment, Fear, Imagination, Kitchen, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Old, Poetry, Redo, Remake, Rhyme, Scary movie, Theater
1. A kitchen.
2. A math problem.
3. A scary movie.
===========================
Always quite a sensation-
Leaving not much to the imagination.
.
16 Apr 2022 Leave a comment
in Modern Mother Goose-On The Loose Tags: Bulbs, Childhood, History, Imagination, Memories, Modern Mother Goose-On the Loose, Past, Poetry, Present, Reading, Remember, Rhyme, Spring, Sprout, Writing, Yearn
The springtime came and the bulbs
began to sprout-
It had happened for the last 21 years,
so I had no doubt.
That they would return as they have
every single spring-
The purple blooms amongst the green
leaves, has become a traditional thing.
First, the green leaves come up and the
blooms follow behind-
A lovely bunch of flowers is what I always
eventually find.
But, this year was different, for as I saw them
standing tall-
When I got up closer, it wasn’t that way at all.
The outer ring was all that stood straight-
While the ones in the middle, didn’t look all
that great.
It looked like someone, or something had
laid them flat-
I was amazed about the situation, and
thought, well how about that?
And then I realized it was my daughter and
her friends who had done this particular act-
I could have assumed that a little courtesy is
what they lacked.
I could have gotten upset and thrown a fit-
But then I looked at the situation again, from
where a childs’ mind sits.
Only young once, the little idle minds, saw so
much fun-
In making this area a play place, in the shade
away from the sun.
A place to imagine, a place to hide-
Couldn’t have done it better myself, had I
tried.
The daughter and her friends will grow up and
one day move away-
And at another time, on another spring day-
I’ll look at the blooms, and wish she were still
around-
To play, in the blooms again, as if they were
once again new found.
The children grow up, and lose the innocence
of imagination of play-
But, I’ll still see them, in the blooms, on any
given spring day.
The springtime came and the bulbs
began to sprout-
It had happened for the last 21 years,
so I had no doubt.
-2010-
15 Apr 2022 Leave a comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2012 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Cooking, Food, Imagination, Kids in class, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, math class, More, Multiply, Poetry, Pumpkin recipes, Rabbits, Recipes, Rhyme, Season, Students
1. Children in math class.
2. Rabbits.
3. Pumpkin recipes.
=========================
Imagination is the reason-
We see more and more each season.
15 Apr 2022 Leave a comment
in Modern Mother Goose-On The Loose Tags: Bake cake scratch, Boil water, Imagination, MEinRhyme, Modern Mother Goose-On the Loose, Opinion, Outhouse, Poetry, Rhyme, Write letter by hand
To decide, to go back, into time-
And, turn it into an instant rhyme.
.
To wash and hang clothes, on the line-
With no dryer, in sight, to find.
.
To use, the imagination, in play-
With no TV, or video game today.
.
To take a trek, to the outhouse-
With no flushing toliet, in the house.
.
To bake a cake-
From scratch, like Grandma used to make.
.
To boil the water, to take a bath-
With no hot water coming into the house,
it’s easy to do the math.
.
To sit, on the porch, until the heat, of the day,
goes away-
No, everybody was not just a friendly neighbor,
to go to bed comfortably, you first, had to sit
outside and wait, while having your say.
.
To go and pick those blueberries, so that
Mama can make that pie-
No Wal-mart, to purchase one, in the blink
of an eye.
.
To write a letter by hand, to the relatives who live far-
No telephone, no e-mail, no fax, and no car.
.
To decide, to go back, in time-
And, turn it, into an instant rhyme.
09 Apr 2022 Leave a comment
in A Child's Time-In Simple Rhyme Tags: A Child's Time-In Simple Rhyme, Box, Childhood, Entertainment, History, Imagination, Mary Elizabeth, Poetry, Politics, Rhyme, Simple
06 Apr 2022 1 Comment
in A Child's Time-In Simple Rhyme Tags: A Child's Time-In Simple Rhyme, Childhood, History, Imagination, Play, Reading, Rhyme, Rocks, Sticks, Writing
Sometimes we don’t need real toys to play
For we can play with stick and rocks, with our imagination underway.
-2014-
05 Apr 2022 Leave a comment
in The New That Happened To Unfold-From The Old Tags: Back when, Commercialized, Creative, Creativity, Imagination, Imagine, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Old days, Poetry, Rhyme, The New That Happened To Unfold-From The Old, Thoughts, Video
Ones’ own imagination used to be spurred,
by songs, on the radio-
Before the days of the commercialized
music video.
-2010-
31 Mar 2022 Leave a comment
in Modern Mother Goose-On The Loose Tags: Bulbs, Childhood, History, Imagination, Memories, Modern Mother Goose-On the Loose, Past, Poetry, Present, Reading, Remember, Rhyme, Spring, Sprout, Writing, Yearn
The springtime came and the bulbs
began to sprout-
It had happened for the last 21 years,
so I had no doubt.
That they would return as they have
every single spring-
The purple blooms amongst the green
leaves, has become a traditional thing.
First, the green leaves come up and the
blooms follow behind-
A lovely bunch of flowers is what I always
eventually find.
But, this year was different, for as I saw them
standing tall-
When I got up closer, it wasn’t that way at all.
The outer ring was all that stood straight-
While the ones in the middle, didn’t look all
that great.
It looked like someone, or something had
laid them flat-
I was amazed about the situation, and
thought, well how about that?
And then I realized it was my daughter and
her friends who had done this particular act-
I could have assumed that a little courtesy is
what they lacked.
I could have gotten upset and thrown a fit-
But then I looked at the situation again, from
where a childs’ mind sits.
Only young once, the little idle minds, saw so
much fun-
In making this area a play place, in the shade
away from the sun.
A place to imagine, a place to hide-
Couldn’t have done it better myself, had I
tried.
The daughter and her friends will grow up and
one day move away-
And at another time, on another spring day-
I’ll look at the blooms, and wish she were still
around-
To play, in the blooms again, as if they were
once again new found.
The children grow up, and lose the innocence
of imagination of play-
But, I’ll still see them, in the blooms, on any
given spring day.
The springtime came and the bulbs
began to sprout-
It had happened for the last 21 years,
so I had no doubt.
-2010-
24 Mar 2022 Leave a comment
in Modern Mother Goose-On The Loose Tags: Bulbs, Childhood, History, Imagination, Memories, Modern Mother Goose-On the Loose, Past, Poetry, Present, Reading, Remember, Rhyme, Spring, Sprout, Writing, Yearn
The springtime came and the bulbs
began to sprout-
It had happened for the last 21 years,
so I had no doubt.
That they would return as they have
every single spring-
The purple blooms amongst the green
leaves, has become a traditional thing.
First, the green leaves come up and the
blooms follow behind-
A lovely bunch of flowers is what I always
eventually find.
But, this year was different, for as I saw them
standing tall-
When I got up closer, it wasn’t that way at all.
The outer ring was all that stood straight-
While the ones in the middle, didn’t look all
that great.
It looked like someone, or something had
laid them flat-
I was amazed about the situation, and
thought, well how about that?
And then I realized it was my daughter and
her friends who had done this particular act-
I could have assumed that a little courtesy is
what they lacked.
I could have gotten upset and thrown a fit-
But then I looked at the situation again, from
where a childs’ mind sits.
Only young once, the little idle minds, saw so
much fun-
In making this area a play place, in the shade
away from the sun.
A place to imagine, a place to hide-
Couldn’t have done it better myself, had I
tried.
The daughter and her friends will grow up and
one day move away-
And at another time, on another spring day-
I’ll look at the blooms, and wish she were still
around-
To play, in the blooms again, as if they were
once again new found.
The children grow up, and lose the innocence
of imagination of play-
But, I’ll still see them, in the blooms, on any
given spring day.
The springtime came and the bulbs
began to sprout-
It had happened for the last 21 years,
so I had no doubt.
-2010-