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alittlebitofeverythingwithlove.com
A survivor,arms held up to the living God,the sunrise baptizes its limbs. Leaves like swords, a warriorand a home for birds and the yucca mothpollinator of the desert. A fighter, and in dangerholding on to the scant life it possesses and we pray he lives on. Image credit; Y S @ Unsplash This image shows... |
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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
maybewe live on in dreamslegacy wound in memorybound with loveon the canvas of subconsciouscradled beyond our lifespantimeless I wrote this poem for the Wea've Written Weekly prompt #204. The prompt was provided by Lesley, who asked us to do the following: WriteaCameopoem-a tiny, distilled moment-on any theme you choose. Form 7 lines; Syllable count: 2... |
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hotdogsandmarmalade.com
I ran the waterHelped her get into the tubThat was when I knew She who had bathed meCould no longer bathe herselfOur roles had reversed This week's W3 prompt: Choose one specific object or place from your childhood-a bedroom doorway, a schoolyard swing, a favorite toy, a familiar street-and write about the moment when it... |
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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
conjure clouds maybe beyond the cerulean anagram above bovine-printed fields fielding secrets in blossom, sometimes in hay harmony ringing in gardens mother gathered herding nature's game This week's Wea've Written Weekly reminded me of puzzles, so they appeared in my poetry. This week's prompt is from Aishwarya Kannan, and here are her guidelines for the... |
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