Night Owl – poem

Posted on April 8, 2019 by

Night Owl

by Teresa Smeigh September 2016

I hate first shift jobs.

I’ve always been a night owl.

I am up all night.

Teresa (Tessa) Dean Smeigh

-Advocate For Mental And Invisible Illnesses

-Author Of Articles, Stories And Poems

http://www.tessacandoit.com

http://www.finallyawriter.com

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About Tessa

Teresa (Tessa) Smeigh at 60 plus is still going strong despite her disabilities affecting both physical and mental abilities. She has bipolar disorder (mental), Fibromyalgia (nerves), degenerative disc disease (spine), and arthritis (joints). Her new journey's include Diabetes controlled by insulin. She is also working on 2 fiction books (mysteries). The books will probably never be finished. She keeps her blog filled with useful content, occasional devotionals (She is a Christian), stories and poems. Plenty to keep you busy. She has also been interviewed by blogs and had other posts published on many different blogs. She is from Southern, NJ. Her family and blog keep her busy.
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6 Responses to Night Owl – poem

  1. Uttley says:
    October 23, 2016 at 8:02 PM

    We would appear to have some things in common. Firstly, I work 5 graveyard shifts a week. Secondly, I have what can only be described as a Mental And Invisible Illness. Thirdly, I write, and fourthly I blog. I bet that if i kept at it I could get to twenty-seventhly. Nice running into you. Perhaps we’ll meet again. (nice haiku!)

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  2. J Cosmo Newbery says:
    October 24, 2016 at 3:47 PM

    I had a thing for afternoon shift.

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  3. Sky D Sky says:
    October 29, 2016 at 7:47 PM

    Story of my life! 🙂

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