Last Poem of the Year as 2025 comes to a close in the dVerse Poets Pub ~ It's Open Link night ~ As usual Anything Goes!!!! I traveled way back .. back to 2011 ~ a year of big shifts .. technologically, politically and culturally.


Deal Me In
Hey look me over
white hair and all
livin’ my best years havin’ quite a ball
don’t count me out folks
don’t pass me by
I figure because I’m still here on this earth
you’re stuck with me – oh my
and I’ll be up on my Facebook
Pinterest and more
New Year is coming
don’t know what’s in store
I’m a little bit goofy and full of cheer
so let me give you some
to the New Year
here I come!
I adore Bea Arthur. Happy New Year, girl!
ReplyDeleteIf there was a like button, I'd click it. You go girl! Happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeletea little goofy and full of cheer is a great way to be helen...will take you just as you are...
ReplyDeleteHey Look Me Over is a good song to take off from. I like the goofy and full of cheer flavor of this one! Write On.
ReplyDeletethanks for your comments and for dropping by my blog...happy new year!
ReplyDeleteHelen, I loved everything about this! On the new year a bit of 'goofy' is good! Your spirit is infectious, and I just want to say: "Go, Girl!"
ReplyDeleteMay we all live to sing this song like you! You go girl! The world needs more Helens!
ReplyDeleteWOW! your recording on youtube BLEW! Me! AWAY!
ReplyDeleteFABulous, Helen!!!
i probably shouldn't say this, but since you went the extra mile and SANG your poem i will ~
yours is THE best response to the prompt!
thank you so much for sharing at Poetry Jam. you rock!
dani ♥
Fantastic Helen! You have a great voice! You go girl!!! Happy New Year to you!
ReplyDeleteVery optimistic! Well penned!
ReplyDelete-Erick Flores
Helen, you ROCK!
ReplyDeleteHelen,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Bea Arthur. I'd almost forgotten how much she brightened things!
Trulyfool
(Happy New Year!)
great lyrics, well done.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year.
Helen...
ReplyDeleteYou are a very creative and talented Lady, Thanks for stopping by.
Happy New Year...G
Ah Bea Arthur... what a character! And I watched the You Tube version of Judy Garland sing this song after Bea's. Sigh... Yes, look out World, here I come.
ReplyDeleteLoved this spunky poem.