My father tells stories of greasing trolley tracks (Hartford CT) so it couldn’t go. No trolleys today, but boy oh boy the trouble we’d be in. When he tells the story you can see him reliving it, every moment of fun. My dad has this…
Category: Marathon Poem
#13
Covid kept us home so we could discover who we are and what we want and how to get it. Life isn’t meant to be spent in an office cubicle closed up with artificial lighting.
#8 I chose a lune for this one
Writing hour after hour leads me to hibernation
White Sneaker – Hour 14
I loved to run back then yes I did I used to I ran through the forest and way past the glen as they all used to say Then one day my father he passed away and malevolent stepmom moved in to stay …
Couldn’t Keep Her (Hour 13)
She came to me at five weeks old a bundle of joy a most definite beauty to behold Six months old and she tripled in size Curiosity rode high in her amber wolf eyes Her stubborn streak began she started to balk at my…
Hour 24: Prompt 24: Hope and Stardust
My mind has chosen to feel hope My body has chosen to remember its Stardust While my mind wishes it was only Stardust It is stuck with only the hope
Hour 23: Prompt 23: True to Me
My words use to be venom Pouring out at the most inopportune times Never caring who they targeted Never worried about their victim Until it hit me I was the snake
Hour 22: Prompt 22: Her pt 2
Her skin The most amazing feeling I’ve ever felt The tenderness of her touch Truly electrifying
Hour 21: Prompt 21: Theater
My exterior is hard Difficult to Crack Yet soft on the inside And easy to destroy
Hour 20: Prompt 20: Books for Beginners
Books for beginners An easy task Anyone wanting to explore the world Without leaving Should do fine