A Lesson from the Creator Just for Me a Poem from Marlene Messot and an Invite for Guest Submission Queries, and Feedback

A Lesson from the Creator Just for Me a Poem from Marlene Messot and an Invite for Guest Submission Queries, and Feedback

Everything seems to happen just as it is supposed to.

As it turns out because I was here this evening, I was able to assist someone with a problem they’re having and was able to offer suggestions which solved it for them.

It is sometimes not for us to understand why things happen as they do and it seems as though the creator gave to me a lesson.

Also, my dog threw up again. I think this time he may have gotten too hot but either way I had to wash my shoes in the tub.

Being a dog owner is not always beautiful.

Being a content promoter with ideas that help those like me is wonderful.

Thanks to my sponsors for their wonderful talent. Speaking of talent here’s a poem by one of my sponsoring members to take us into the weekend.

Forbidden Notion

Narrative Poem

By Marlene Mesot

04/07/2026

Gulps and gasps fellow officers could not stop,

While Detective Garner shook his head.

Garner leaned down to check for pulse

Avoiding the two small puncture holes in the neck which bled.

His hand jerked away with a huff of breath.

Glancing around he flatly stated, “Not dead.”

Gesturing toward blood and spillage on the floor,

“Bag it all.” He said.

Gloves were drawn and camera flashed

As officers hurried to comply.

Tension hung heavy in the air

No one would dare deny.

When electricity failed to keep her bargain

Humidity entered unannounced in the single occupant home.

The ambulance had whisked the elderly man away,

But now, “Vampire.” One officer groaned.

Garner growled, “He’s still alive,

“So let that nonsense go.”

Thunder grumbled disagreement, but Garner persisted,

“Might be a simple kitchen accident. Don’t let your fears show.”

Author Marlene Mesot

Marlene Mesot’s passion for mystery is reflected in her contemporary Christian fiction and poetry writing. She shares her love of God, family, friendships and animals with her readers. She is partially deaf blind due to nerve damage at premature birth. Marlene has loved writing since early childhood.

marlsmenagerie.com

https://www.marlsmenagerie.com/

That’s cool, especially since I’m writing of Vampires.

Love Marlene’s work.

Thanks for reading.

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