the fixer.

the fixer. a poem by sandra.

Mommy, I dropped my cup
Milk is all over the floor
Don’t worry, love
I will fix it.

Daughter, I did something wrong
My tv’s stuck on channel three
I know what to do, Mom
I will fix it.

Sister, I could use your advice
You’ve been through this before
Of course I will help you, Sis
I will fix it.

Mom, I am not sure
My homework is perfect
Honey, let me see
I will fix it.

Wife, my tire is flat
Can I borrow your car?
Yes, babe, give me your keys
I will fix it.

Friend, please come over
I think I broke my blender
Be right over with mine
I will fix it.

Me, I am exhausted
I need a moment alone
Can’t let them see me break
I will fix it.
……Later.

 

About what sandra thinks

Sandra is a writer, sometimes blogger, poet, artist, emotional disaster. She thinks far too much and sleeps far too little. Sandra lives in the Northeastern U.S. but dreams of an oceanfront home in Italy, but she would settle for a non-oceanfront home in Italy. She loves books, brutal honesty, coffee, and the color black. She hates insincerity, beer, whipped cream, and facebook. And she is uncomfortable talking about herself in the third person.
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59 Responses to the fixer.

  1. You write beautifully and I know just what you mean cause I’ve been all those places…Hugs!

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  2. True story. We always deal with our own problems last. Thank God for Mothers day next week. I hope someone fixes for you to have a relaxing day 😉

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  3. stephieann8 says:

    Powerful!

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  4. Not to pile on, but the header font color is still black. Can you fix it? 😀

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  5. The positive side of all this? You can do anything!

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  6. WOW! EXTREMELY POWERFUL!! So man mothers can relate. PLEASE take care of yourself too. You won’t be able to “fix it” when you are completely broken. XO

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  7. Mothers – the real Supergirls.

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  8. Marquessa says:

    Being the “gatekeeper” ( as I call it) takes tremendous energy and those who don’t play the role have difficulty understanding.

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