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Seasonal Gifts
Written for: Poetic Bloomings2 – Prompt #417 – Gift “As we enter Hanukkah and Christmas week, many are scrambling to find just the right gifts for their special loved ones. Maybe you celebrate another of the many holidays that come … Continue reading
Long Gap of Changes
Written for: November 2021 PAD – Day 29 “Write a next poem.” When next we get together, sooner I hope than this last gap of fifteen years, while we cope each with their own demons, through cigarette smoke. So splendid … Continue reading
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Tagged happiness, pride, Stornello form, united, Written for Challenge
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“happier than her”
Written for: The Twiglets #220 – “happier than her” My dogs are happier than her dogs– they get to take walks. Her positive attitude accounts for her being happier than her negative brother. child sees happy frog he frolics on … Continue reading
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Tagged child, envy, frog, Haiku, happiness, limerick, Micro-poetry, negativity, positivity
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Ski Adventure
Written for: Poetic Asides 2019 April PAD Challenge Two-for-Tuesday Write a worst case poem – what’s the worst that can happen? Write a best case poem. Take the worst and reverse it. She is not a skier. Wobbled in boots, … Continue reading
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Tagged best, double nonet, happiness, humilation, skiing, worst, Written for Challenge
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Love Later in Life
Written for: dVerse Poets Pub – Meeting The Bar: “Repetitive Forms” (posted by Jilly) Your challenge, my fellow poets, is to write a Form Poem that makes use of Repetitive Lines. There are many poetic forms that use repetitive lines … Continue reading
New Friend
Written for: The Sunday Muse #18 Tiny, trusting that I will do you no harm. My arm held steady, hand still as you perch. My heart lurches with a happiness I have rarely known. http://thesundaymuse.blogspot.com/
Dalai Lama
Written for: Carpe Diem Haiku Kai #1211 – The 14th Dalai Lama The name Dalai lama is a combination of the Mongolic word dalai meaning “ocean” and the Tibetan word (bla-ma) meaning “guru, teacher, mentor”. He was a vegetarian for … Continue reading
A Boy In Love
Written for: Poetic Asides April 2016 Challenge – Day 20 What goes unsaid? e.g., unrequited love, hidden contempt, spoiler He could never say it aloud for fear of starting to stammer. Instead he lived under a cloud, depressed but ever … Continue reading
Tent of Lights
Written for: The Mag #297 Under my tent the city vanishes. Step into the light. Quite a selection of magical gifts awaits you. Trees that talk, gingerbread houses filled with surprises, and confections that melt on the tongue. Step into … Continue reading