I think You maybe Dulled my shine. That is to say You were great, Sure, But also the worst. And there was A time I made Quirky poems And since we’ve parted My quirk Has lost its splat. Because I am Writing sad poems And…
Category: Half Marathon Poem
You Left Everyone
We knew life wasn’t fair It was your mantra To explain away anything that You couldn’t explain at all We supposed you knew What you were doing After all, we’re kids You’re adults We were dependent On you As you laughed All the…
Hour Four: Could the Truth be so simple? so Terrible?
“Could the Truth be so simple? So terrible?” Tim O’Brien asks, finally, and the answer is a foregone conclusion, no secrets to hide. Did he whisk her away to the lake of the woods or in it? She was his world, he admits. So how…
Katsup
Sometimes A tomato Gives you ketchup. And it’s ripe, And juicy, And farmers Use it for Sauce I eat On Chicken fingers. And here we are Stupid On a catch up Afternoon.
What to do on a weird day
When your day is weird Eat a slice of pie, He said But I don’t have any pie, I said Take look at a book, He said But all words make me sleepy, I said Do something worth doing, He said…
Hour Four
A Little Better Finding hope in the small wins, As we strive to be better, do better, Coming together in love and kindness We can make someone smile, Changing their days in ways unknown. You may not change the world, But the world is full…
Another Day (prompt 4, Noon, Gone with the Wind, Margaret Mitchell)
“After all, tomorrow is another day.” Gone with the Wind, Margaret Mitchell did write. Many readers over the book would delight. Others waited for the story to come to movie screen, Where Clark Gable would appear as a dream. Another day given, choices to be…
There’s no such thing as an easy job: Book by Kikuko Tsumura, translated by Polly Barton
Is the unnamed narrator also, inevitably, An unreliable one? Reader, you only know the world that she lays out like cards on the table before you. Who knows what she hides? Certain ruptures, Tuesday afternoon traffic jams, the inevitable boredom of 3 or 4 a.m….
THE TRUTH IS STILL OUT THERE
THE TRUTH IS STILL OUT THERE (hour 3 poem) The truth is still out there’: internet shrugs at Pentagon’s UFO findings. – Gabrielle Canon, Guardian UK 6/25/21 The hummingbird feeder hangs from an iron hook. At a great distance its spherical shape seems…
It’s Hot In Here
The eyes and faces all turned themselves towards me, and guiding myself by them, as by a magical thread, I stepped into the room. The room was full of faces reminiscent of the past, each with memories etched into their skin. Their skin told tales…