Do-gooders’ Cup Runneth Over #Day13 #etheree
Kindness -- it matters.
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April 13, 2021
small acts of kindness - Image by Volker Kraus from Pixabay
Gantry Rome - Image by Manolo Franco from Pixabay
A Peek into the Pulse of Past and Future #Day12
Welcome to my contribution of Day 12 of the National Poetry Writing Month Challenge. I hope you find something to like here today as these words are the best I could bring you today. Enjoy.
April 12, 2021
Jambalaya Gallery - Image by Alexandra ❤️A life without animals is not worth living❤️ from Pixabay
Jambalaya (Me Oh My Yay) #NaPoWriMo #poetry
Now that the kiddos are gone, have you returned to clean THAT old drawer? You know the one. So, what was in there? In this poetry prompt on Day 10, I went to check. Me oh my oh, a jambalaya -- so much has to go!
April 10, 2021
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Why No One Talks About Anna Nansi’s To-do List
Anna Nansi followed Ben into a house last week-- disregarding what her momma had told her-- and didn't like the experience. So, for this week, she's sticking to the basics: spinning and waiting. Who's this Anna Nansi? Please read to find out.
April 9, 2021
Ada's Monologue - Image by Susan Cipriano from Pixabay
You’re Doing it Again, Ma–Can’t Rest in Peace
I loved the optional prompt for today. Monologues? Spoken by a person already dead? Goodness, I never knew I could do this. And what's more, I enjoyed how the words just kept coming. I've turned creepy.
April 8, 2021
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The Gall! Someone Did Blunder #NaPoWriMo #shadorma Day 7
A very short humorous poem that asked to be told today. Enjoy
April 7, 2021
Ah! Zenned - Image by kie-ker from Pixabay
Ah! Zenned — #NaPoWriMo #SyllabicPoetry
A metered abecedarian poem for you today, my friends.-- my contribution to Day 6 of National Poetry Writing Month. I hope you find it to your liking.
April 6, 2021
empathy - Image by James Chan from Pixabay
Do The Honorable Thing, Please – Day 5 – #NaPoWriMo
What a lovely prompt we worked on today. I chose a William Blake poem to follow and in no time, unpretentious little words swooshed in and inundated the page. Don't you just love it when that happens? I hope this poem is worth your time.
April 6, 2021
Koi in shallow stream - Image by yuzu from Pixabay
My Big Fleeting Moment Of Enchantment #Senryu
Given into the serenity, I got caught in a desire to investigate-- my human foible. Glad I did for the carp's folly gifted me a smile and a memory that I recount to you in this string of senryu poems. Enjoy.
April 3, 2021
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Great Wisdom You Can Steal From The Lighthouse
Anchor in lessons learned, Pivot and wait for clarity— like a lighthouse that knows its role and connection to greater things.
March 24, 2021
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Poetry: Timely invitation to Come Alive in the Magic of Spring
The splendor that is Spring comes with a colorful invitation that we come alive and be present to life. Happy Spring.
March 20, 2021
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You, Immortalized In A Puddle in My Mind #etheree
Short poem with the theme of 'immortality' written in a fun syllabic form called 'inverted etheree'
March 18, 2021