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Dreams In A Field
Written for: The Sunday Whirl, Wordle #454 Words: guns, throb, still, songs, mob, spring, children, mean, seal, listen, fields, dream Their fate is sealed– the poverty-stricken, mean, street children whose hearts still throb with yearning to listen to songs, and … Continue reading
The Sad 100
Written for: The Sunday Muse – 100th Post! Ah, those were the days of true meaning. My worth was obeyed. I was a high stakes player, not seen by everyone. Crisp green. Now I am ragged, torn, and worn. With … Continue reading
We Have A Winner
Written for: Poetic Asides Prompt #505 “Write a possible poem.” If your best friend wins Lotto and you are sipping macchiatos would you see a change in ego? You might, you know. You might, you know. If your friend should … Continue reading
Money, Money, Money
Written for: Poets United Midweek Motif~Money (for World Savings/Thrift Day) Write a new poem with money as its focus. Dwell on what money is and does, reveal it. (Posted by Susan) “Don’t tell me what you value, show me your … Continue reading
Dollar Drizzle
Written for: Poetic Bloomings2 – Prompt #218 – “Save It For A Rainy Day” “Here we are in the early stages of October. We anticipate the fast-approaching holidays and the end of another year of life. And in the process, … Continue reading
Gasping
Written for: Imaginary Gardens With Real Toads – Camera FLASH! – The April Edition (posted by Kerry) – Portrait Shot Wrapped as a mummy choking, closed in my own skin This is how he wants me Photographed his … Continue reading
Susan B.
Written for: Poets United Midweek Motif~Money It’s Women’s History Month, so feel free to link women’s history and money in your poem if you wish. I think poets of all genders would do marvelous and beautiful things with money. “There … Continue reading
Lottery Woes
Written for: Poetic Asides #405 Write a money poem. How unnerved I would be to win a lottery. Instead of feeling free– responsibility. One issue would be fairness, absolute awareness of who should have a share of these winnings I … Continue reading
The Unwitting Bridegroom
Written for: dVerse Poets; the Rondel The Rondel is a French short form first composed in the 14th century that evolved from the songs of French troubadours (medieval poets or singers) and is comprised of three verses which include two … Continue reading
