Day 11 of Blogging from A to Z. Today’s
letter is J
J is
for Jogum, Joss, Jolt
Shed
the Jogum, with Joss or Jolt.
jogum
hindered soul
blindly
plodding rutted paths
needing
joss or jolt
escapes’
only hope
events
unknown luck unseen
nature's
buds abide
Jogum in
Latin means yoke. There are many kinds of yokes not readily
discernable: jobs, marriages,
and friendships, to name a few.
Sometimes
the Jogum can be dislodged by a jolt such as betrayal by a trusted friend, the
infidelity of a spouse.
A
hated job sometimes needs more than a jolt; it takes a little Joss.
© Perle Champion
Glossary:
Jugum - mid 19th century from
Latin, literally meaning ‘yoke.’; also a connecting ridge or projection
Jolt
- To move or dislodge
with a sudden, hard blow; strike heavily or jarringly
Joss – Chinese idol also meaning luck.
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