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blue moon
Written for: Carpe Diem Haiku Kai “Yesterday (October 31st) we had a Blue Moon, a second full moon in one month. So today’s theme is to create a haiku, tanka, troiku or other Japanese poetry form themed “Blue Moon”. This … Continue reading
Spirits of Halloween
Written for: dVerse Poets Pub – Haibun Monday Happy Halloween! (posted by Frank Tassone) “Feeling the goosebumps of this spooky season? Channel your inner paranormal, and write your blend of prose poetry and haiku, with allusion to Halloween. If inspiration … Continue reading
In An Anti-Autumn State of Mind
Written for: Poetic Bloomings2 – Prompt #307 – An Anti-Autumn State of Mind “The season changes to something autumnal and thoughts turn to its colorful palette and cozy temperatures and ya-da, ya-da… Admittedly, Autumn is my favorite season (and mostly … Continue reading
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Lurkers in Woods
Written for: Poets and Storytellers United Weekly Scribblings #39: October Thrills (posted by Magaly) “Greetings, word lovers. Magaly here, writing to you while high October-is-coming! fumes. In case you haven’t noticed, I might be more than slightly obsessed with the … Continue reading
Horroween
Written for: Poets United Pantry #498 (posted by Sherry) “I thought we might as well get into the spirit of Halloween this week, and get all cackly. Smiles. October has scurried by with the swiftness of falling leaves and fading … Continue reading
One Halloween
Written for: The Sunday Whirl, Wordle #375 Words: eggs, sing, corn, breeze, movies, misty, child, find, spray, attentive, drive, runny Indian corn centers the crimson front door. Autumn breeze sways husks on bottom. Mild mist sprays sidewalks, pasting leaves into … Continue reading
Ghost Brings Rotten Teeth
Written for: Poetic Bloomings and Imaginary Gardens All Hallows Saints and Souls, Creatures Of The Night Enters, head hangs under arm, green feet scrape shrill as whistles. Woman wakes shrieks. Bad dream? Ghost rattles head and points to three black … Continue reading