Stating The Obvious

"Stating the Obvious."

It's Super Sunday and I'm out with my camera
photographing the Indians and Revolution too.
Running into faces I hadn't seen since last year
and many that I see every Sunday many new.
I'm all about getting a good picture so I can
upload them and let many see them for free.
I feel they're putting on a show they have to
pay for so I'm not trying to hit them for money.
I feel they're entertaining us so I give back by having
pictures where they can get them from my site.
They're giving me the opportunity to enjoy
them so whatever I do for them is only right.
Well today the crowd was big and the day
was Beautiful great for photography.
It was a Beautiful day to spot people like
Bernadette and my cousin Shelia I would see.
I saw lots of very Beautiful artwork on
the suits they were very Beautifully done.
I'm sure there's a lot of time, detail and money
that goes into making one.
The Revolution were dressed to kill in their very
Spring colors they wowed the crowd.
The band that played behind the Brothers
wasn't the only thing that was loud.
All in all it was a good day for a parade when
I got to Taylor park there was more to view.
Everyone was having a good time there were rides
for the kids and Capt. Charles was doing what he do.
There were sights everywhere you looked around
females were in all shapes and sizes galore.
No matter how much you walked or turned
your head there was always some more.
But after my camera battery died I left the
park and I walked home and it became obvious to me.
That with all the females I saw out there
I realize I need my own very special somebody.
I get lonesome sometimes we all need someone
so I feel that I'm ready to be a pair.
This was just an emotional moment that I had
to write just therapy I needed to share.

shelly david wright, poet
healingheartspoetry@yahoo.com