My poem, “Spaghetti Thrown Upon the Wall” is up at Sledgehammer. You can read it here.
I was inspired by the line on their submissions page, “throw spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks.” My thanks to EIC J. Archer Avary for publishing this poem.
Yesterday and today: Merril's historical musings 
it worked perfectly in this case! congrats –
Thanks so much, Beth!
I love it, Merril! Congratulations 😊
Thank you vey much, Ingrid! 😀
This is great, Merril! I love it… Who’d a thunk?
Thank you so much, Dale!
Who’d a thunk you’d love it?
LOL!
Seriously… poetry about spaghetti thrown against the wall? Love it!
Thank you! 😀
🙂 🍝
Well that made me smile. I’m ready too.
congratulations! (K)
Thank you so much. I’m pleased it did! 😀
Congratulations on the publication, Merril! I love the poem. This is the first time I’ve seen this phrase turned on its head to celebrate life. I love it!!
Thank you so much for your enthusiastic comment, Liz. Much appreciated!
You’re most welcome, Merril.
This was great! Congratulations, Merril!
Thanks so much, Jill!
Oh, I love your poem! And congratulations!! A wonderful blending of myth, the Bible, cooking and Life!
Thank you so much, Marie! 😊
Congratulations, Merril!
Thank you, Ken!
Great description. Congratulations
Thank you very much, Derrick.
Spaghetti on the wall is a messy business. You made sense of it with your allusions to Medusa, literature and the fall season. Tweeted this!
Thank you very much, Marian, for reading, commenting, and sharing.
I did a search and found the tweet. 😀
A good life is a blend of many things. It is not about perfection, but the messy mix of simply doing our very best, and giving our best to others. To me, this poem reflects all of that…in the end, we keep giving, keep doing, keep pouring out the wine of new beginnings, with the help of God, no matter the circumstances.
Thank you so much for reading and commenting, Linda! You are so right about the blend of many things in life.