DOODLING while DAWDLING is a book of poems written about commonplace occurrences or places, endeavors and desires or happenings in the language as we speak it today. While DOODLING, one may scribble aimlessly, especially when preoccupied or does so to kill time in a daydreaming manner. DAWDLING suggests that what one does takes more time than necessary and time is wasted by doing such in a lazy, slow manner. The poems have been written in such a manner as to incite a rendition of simple ways to express profound meanings of common, everyday situations.