I sit in my car at the intersection of Mitchell and Pine Smells of pizza fill the air. Seriously, WTF? On one side of the street pizza by the slice. A buck a slice. I’m so serious I want to swear right now. When school…
Category: Marathon Poem
Hour 22 text prompt – Pizza
Round and many circles Cut into triangles or squares I really love my pizza From Greco-Roman chairs Perfect in simplicity Pizza from the city Cooked in gas or electricity Tastes great and looks pretty And while cheese can be a mess While bread can leave…
Hour 22
I’m rooting for you, Know that I always have, My intentions are always good, I hope you know I mean well, Sometimes your reactions make it hard to tell, I want success for you so bad, I can feel it, Prayers so hard for you,…
Hour 22, Poem 28: The Baby Mat
(I tried writing about a baby mat but it didn’t quite land. Will be revising it when I am more awake.) I saw the first steps of the baby Also when he fell and cried Then got up again to try take his own steps….
Hour4
Do you worship your ego? Do you only want to please yourself? Then, stop contacting me because you are not the one for me!
Juncture hour 22
Juncture I am on purple time my watch, clock, phone all set 10 amethyst minutes ahead because I run 5 lavender minutes behind, always filling in every magenta moment, fitting commitments in with a shoehorn of heather determination. I thrive on purple time mingling poetry…
Hour 22
scraping the barrel here asking me to write about pizza most of which I’d rather not but then I remember the glorious pizza of my childhood Shakey’s Pizza Parlor oh the world has never seen pizza in all its potential glory unless they experienced pizza…
Hour 22
Out of all the prompts I’m surprised pizza was this inspiring. But it was fun to write this up quick! Hour 22 used prompt Piece of joy covered In cheese and mushrooms Zapped in the oven to bake Zipped into a delivery bag…
Hour 22 – Appian Way Pizza
Appian Way Pizza Not to be confused with the road in Italy, this Appian Way came in a box. Not a pizza box, but a box right on the pantry shelf. “Make your own for only 55¢” was one of their slogans. It was always…
Hour 22 – Divorce (Limerick)
Divorce There once was a man from Houston With a wife and a home to roost in He called her a whore She called him a bore And he now begs for change in a loose tin