by Natasha Josefowitz, Ph.D.
Murphy’s Law states that
“anything that can go wrong, will
and always at the worst possible moment”
Parkinson’s Law says that
“work will expand to fill
all the available time”
The Peter Principle observes that
“everyone rises eventually
to a level of incompetence”
And now hear my discovery:
“possessions will expand
to fill all the available space”
This process is not reversible
possessions don’t shrink
when space is reduced
I speak from experience.
Published Books of Poetry by Natasha Josefowitz, Ph.D.
Natasha's Words for Families
Is This Where I Was Going?: Verses for Women in the Midst of Life
In a Nutshell: Feminine-Feminist Verse
Natasha's Words for Lovers
A Hundred Scoops of Ice Cream
Over the hill-- and loving the view: Poems to celebrate growing older
Natasha's Words for Families
Is This Where I Was Going?: Verses for Women in the Midst of Life
In a Nutshell: Feminine-Feminist Verse
Natasha's Words for Lovers
A Hundred Scoops of Ice Cream
Over the hill-- and loving the view: Poems to celebrate growing older
