I am so thrilled to be featured on Mama Mick Terry’s blog Lipstick and Laundry today. I am always in awe of her writing style and to have her posting me here today is truly an honor.
Welcome to the inaugural entry in MamaMick’s newest series highlighting talented writers. Today’s guest is the beautiful and talented, Marissa Bergen. She shares her interpretation of the love letter category below.
More to come about Marissa at the end of the post, but first a reminder of the subject:
Lil Mama’s Love Letters: Do you have a love letter penned in your heart? To a child? A parent? Your adoring spouse? The one who got away? Whether it’s to someone in your life now, or someone who used to be – write to them and seal it with a kiss in this space. They never have to know…unless you want them to.
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Grammatically Yours
~~By Marissa Bergen
What is this paper that I see
That is marked with my name
It’s folded up in my book bag
Like a paper airplane
Closer I inspect to find
It’s a…
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Glorious Results Of A Misspent Youth 
I commented most politely on the main post…nice work
Awesome, Marissa…..word is getting around just like I told you…..”…the rhythm of the blogosphere!” 🙂
Thanks Torrie! Definitely a positive sign.
Awesome, Marissa and always enjoying your humorous take on life..
Thank you Syl!
You’re welcome!
Very nice Marissa!! 🙂
I love the title you chose! 🙂
Thank you! I was actually hoping to be able to be a bit more clever and use a play on words with a grammatical error but this was all I could come up with. Maybe it’s more clever than I thought!!
It was excellent, Marissa! 🙂
I was feeling so badly for the poor author of this love letter and the rejection coming his way. Silly me. You’d think I’d know by now that there’s always a twist at the end 🙂
Oh yes, always something up my sleeve.
Note to self … never play poker with Marissa.
Marissa, this was so funny. 🙂 🙂 Correcting in your mind this young man’s professions of love’s ardor. Of course, it could not be anything less from you! I won’t say what the ending is, but the letter is even more cherished because of the type of author he was. Reminds me of Billy Joel song, “only the good die young.”
Thank you Robin! This is such a nice comment. It can tell you really got into it, if you know what I mean. The Billy Joel comment is just the icing on the cake, one of my favorite songwriters and poets!
Oh, goody (goodie?) I am happy that you like Billy Joel and “Only the Good Die Young” line and begging Margaret to come out and play. . . Yes, bad boys were my dangerous poison of sorts, Marissa. I am often thinking why oh why didn’t I go after the good boys? 😉
No, the good boys were not for me either. Now they all say The Geeks Shall Inherit The Earth. Well, maybe after my fair share of bad boys…
Great job, Marissa. Now I must be very aware of my grammar over here. Or is it hear? Hehehehe You are so very talented and I truly wish you only more and more recognition! Good for you! ❤
Thank you Amy! You have no idea how careful I was in keeping my grammar correct when answering the comments on this one.
LOL
Loved this Marissa. Lovely post.
Thank you Nimi!
Thank you again for putting your awesome words on my site. Thank you! Thank you! From the bottom of my heart. xo
Not at all Mama Mick! It was so much fun! The pleasure is mine.
Brilliant, love that poem (I reckon my writing style could inspire another 10 poems). Congratulations 🙂
Ha, never.