taste of honey
I lust for the beauty of your words
trust in the symphony that is your voice
read to me so I may savor
the honey that rests on your tongue
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Background image (honey): pngegg.com
a woman’s body
no longer belongs to her
darkness has its day
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Background photo: Wikimedia Commons ~ US Supreme Court (edited here)
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river at sunset
tendrils woven through the soul
sublime energy
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Background photo: Niagara Falls, Ontario skyline,
looking across the Niagara River from Buckhorn Island State Park
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birth of a poem
more than meter
& rhyme
words come alive
in the mind of the reader
become poetry
I’m off prompt for Day 24 at napowrimo.net.
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Because once I start editing a photo I can’t stop… For the photo at the top, I used various layers of the poem to show poetry as being alive.
~ Day 24 ~
Waiting
Branches still bare,
nascent buds breathe
this fresh winter air
that would be spring,
given the chance.
Shoots nudge earth
and leaves in search
of sunlight beckoned
by a gentle breeze
of poetry and longing.
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When Love Holds Court
hearts hold
the light of the moon
see the whisper of the stars
hear the sun’s warmth
understand
night and day are one
when love holds court
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Image source: Astronomy Picture of the Day – © Francesco Batistella
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snow falls, floats
gently through the air
cedars bow
A simple haiku with Magnetic Poetry. Yes, I took a bit of (magnetic) poetic license.
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Image: snow is falling in our neighborhood, this late afternoon in February
Understanding
When seeking answers
Look to the the moon
Follow a river
Ask the sky
Hear the voices
Around you
While this is not a quadrille (44 words), I was inspired
by De Jackson’s purple diamond delirious to write
a magnetic poem using the word “sky.”
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Background image: crescent moon, 24 June 2020
In Times of Plenty
More is less
for those with nothing
Consider your options
and be thankful
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Seasons Gone
Dogged by the days
that surround me,
my thought turn to
cool autumn nights
comfort found in a breeze
on the shore of my river
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Background image: The Niagara River
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