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April 22, 2016
Back When I Was Young
Originally posted on Suddenly they all died. The end.:
Suffocating in A tiny town is not for Me. I want big skies, Wide open spaces, Room to grow, to breathe, to be; Room to run, wild and Free. Trapped in small-town Hell is not where I thought I’d Be back when I was Young and…
Suffocating in A tiny town is not for Me. I want big skies, Wide open spaces, Room to grow, to breathe, to be; Room to run, wild and Free. Trapped in small-town Hell is not where I thought I’d Be back when I was Young and…
April 20, 2016
NaPoWriMo: Kennings
It’s NaPoWriMo Day Twenty! I can’t believe I’ve written twenty poems in the past twenty days. No, really. I can’t believe it. Some of my blogging friends write brilliant poetry every day – sometimes several poems per day. I admire their talent and dedication to the written word. Today’s challenge from the NaPoWriMo site is to write a… More NaPoWriMo: Kennings
April 19, 2016
Sun and Moon Haiku Challenge
For the first time ever, I’m taking part in the Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Challenge. The challenge words this week are: Sun & Moon. You’re my sun at the day’s beginning, and the moon when I close my eyes. The light that guides me from my mind’s darkness and my comfort in the night. My… More Sun and Moon Haiku Challenge
NaPoWriMo: April Haiku
Nature is always inspiring. From gentle rain showers to crashing thunderstorms, I love the sound of the rain at night. Last night’s rain shower inspired a bit of poetry. I hope you enjoy it. April Morning April morning dawn Remains of last night’s rainfall Cling to budding leaves . Rain Song Gentle, steady song Mother nature’s… More NaPoWriMo: April Haiku
April 18, 2016
Poem In Your Pocket Day April 18th
Originally posted on Annette Rochelle Aben:
The premise behind this day was to give people the opportunity to share a bit of themselves with others using poetry as the vehicle. Of course for the writers, it would be kinda cool to share something that they, themselves wrote but you can always just carry your favorite…
The premise behind this day was to give people the opportunity to share a bit of themselves with others using poetry as the vehicle. Of course for the writers, it would be kinda cool to share something that they, themselves wrote but you can always just carry your favorite…
April 17, 2016
National Haiku Day
It’s National Haiku Day! I can’t think of a better time to celebrate the classic seventeen syllable poem than the seventeenth day of National Poetry Month. I chose to write a Haiku about something near and dear to my heart. I know many people who can probably relate to this. Enjoy! Oh, Coffee Life-giving liquid I… More National Haiku Day
April 16, 2016
NaPoWriMo: Dizzy
I’ve been struggling with some dizziness and balance issues lately. This Haiku is a tribute of sorts: Image courtesy of Stuart Miles at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Dizzy Vision blurs, wavers The ground moves with every step My consciousness fades Tagged: Dizzy, haiku, NaPoWriMo, National Poetry Writing Month, poem, poems, poetry
NaPoWriMo: Playing Catch-up
After my three-day-long absence, I’ll bet some of you thought I’d forgotten all about National Poetry Writing Month. Not so! I had to choose between getting enough sleep and posting poetry. I chose sleep. I couple of nights ago, I had a fitful night of weird dreams and creepy nightmares. I wrote this poem on… More NaPoWriMo: Playing Catch-up
April 13, 2016
NaPoWriMo: Fortune Cookie
I couldn’t think of anything to write today, so I consulted the official NaPoWriMo site to see what the daily writing prompt had to offer. The challenge is to write a poem inspired by a fortune from a fortune cookie. Isn’t is fortunate that my husband ordered Chinese food tonight? Yes indeed. The first line… More NaPoWriMo: Fortune Cookie
April 12, 2016
NaPoWriMo: The Vampire
If you’re a regular follower of this blog, you might have noticed I skipped NaPoWriMo Day Eleven. I’m back today, but I have to admit my Day Twelve poem isn’t brand new. I wrote this a few months ago, but tweaked it today. I’m hoping to get back on track with new poetry tomorrow when… More NaPoWriMo: The Vampire
