cracks allow
the light in
and the pressure to escape
cracking jokes
can make others crack up
and teases a smile to crack open
we crack open
eggs to cook
our hearts to love
explore life’s cracks for they are character building
inducing authenticity
dVerse, 44 words on ‘crack’, De
is anyone else having troubles with WP … it’s just taken me 12 minutes to open the window to make a new post …. this has been going on for about ten days and is getting worse … it’s so slow I dread to come here, and I pay! Then 7 minutes to post it!
I suppose you knew I’d come up with this
“There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in”
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lol the prompt came from LCs words Ivor 🙂
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We’re cracks,
As misfits thus is our pattern,
Always forgiving but never forgiven 🙂
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ah we need to forgive ourselves 🙂
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I like the cracking open of hearts to love.
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Very nice image and verse! This could go very well with the “Fantasy” – the Tuesday challenge 🙂
PS: My WP is weird and slow too, but I thought it was my old computer… Happy to hear that I’m not alone 🙂
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What no plumber?! Love the life view of character and love.
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I was going to say not a plumbers crack in sight too
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lol nearly drew one in but that might be hard to explain to non-aussies 🙂
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Lol, great minds …
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yes 😀
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I love this.
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Wow….i had never read anything about “cracks” in the same manner to which you describe it here in your poem..
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I love the juxtaposition of the everyday mundane of eggs, and the depth of the heart, here:
“we crack open
eggs to cook
our hearts to love”
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So many ways to use the word. Clever poem.
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YAY for cracks!!!
This is SO wonderful, Kate! “Just what the doctor ordered” for me for today!
You have reminded me that we need the cracks…if everything was smooth we would never learn anything, our character would not stretch and grow, and we’d be awfully egotistical, boring people. 🙂
HA! I love the artwork you paired with this! It’s just a great piece of art…so cool…but made me think about yet another crack! 😉 😮 😀 😛
HUGS!!! 🙂
PS…yep, been having WP troubles…especially related to lack of notifications on my reader’s page that people have put up a new post. 😦
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lol glad you are aware of those ‘other’ cracks Carolyn … I thought it was an Aussies idiom 🙂
Glad I could make you smile ❤
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HA! No…that kind of crack is popular here…as in “plumber’s crack”…no offense to plumbers everywhere. 😀
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Actually, cooking is all it’s cracked up to be, even at the crack of dawn, so…
Freshly-cracked peppercorns are excellent on salads. All manner of other things, too.
And don’t forget syrup’s progression through the stages of candy-making: after we pass the soft ball stage, we move on to hard crack…
“What, you crackin’ wise?”
“No, Lieutenant, just trying to help with the investigation.”
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Oh the pressure relief of the crack… loved it with that picture
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Yeah. Cracks are better than explosions or implosions for sure. And they make room for growth and change.
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LOL at the photo..fitting. ..such a fun poem. I’m a little cracked myself. LOL.
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Nice crack-ary 🙂
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The photo really cracked me up! I was expecting to see some plumbers’ cracks to go along with the poem!!
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Very creative poem!!! 🙂 The ‘cracks’ in life do have a lot to teach us! In the end, the broken pieces mend together more beautifully than before. As you say, the trick is to let the light shine in…that is where the magic happens. 🙂
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ooh well said Linda, you have a way with words 🙂
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I would welcome a few more cracks in walls.
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