i completely forgot about rhyming.
lost my haid trying to use the spanish. 
dum...

o well
will rework

hope you can keep your haid 
midst all the krappp.

crossing fingers

^{translation below}

Revision

It’s time to plant bulbs. I say:
Es hora de plantar los bulbos yo se
Lira’s Spanish history
snuck up behind me to say:
esta epoca de ano es grande.

Original:
It’s time to plant bulbs right here
Es hora de plantar los bulbos aqui
Lira’s Spanish origin
snuck up behind me to say:
esta epoca de ano es grande.

_{it's time to plant bulbs I know (corrected version)
this time of year is great}

Maybe Better Rethink The Move:

I want to move to Montclair
But can’t find a place that I can near afford
My granddaughter abides there
Where no way I would get  bored
if she were in my  house – Not bored, not that word  

The search is on ev’rywhere
No lodging’s there for rent that’s not priced skyward
I’ve looked with the greatest care.
Find I feel very awkward
‘cause not to move makes me feel O so backward

I’d like to have dough to spare
if I should have a leaning to go forward
with high energy there dare
by myself moving onward
to and through New York City and on upward 

I am told that Montclair’s quite fair;
even winter’s not necessarily hard.
If I sat in my lounge chair
dead of winter in the yard
might be carted off and be feathered and tarred! 

Carver 03/07

Thank you again for the work you've done here, Jess!

Here's an acrostic lira stanza about a sonnet:

A Lira on a Sonnet

A sonnet but redirects
loving attention, focusing on one thing,
imaging till it reflects
reality, as you sing
another picture to which our hearts may cling.

© Daniel J Ricketts 16 July 2002