When I feel my skin All firm and fresh Able to brave the sun and wind Is in my home. My home is my solitude. So it is any land Time or space. My home is on a crowded street As long as I drink…
Category: Marathon Poem
Home is Another Story
It’s small in comparison to this big place with its resident poltergeist. I’ve not for a moment felt at home here. But my little van is another story with its soft, comfortable bed in the back. Just one seat for the driver, and plenty of…
Poem 22 – Wake-Up
This poem has * l e v i t y * Conveyed through p U n C t U a T i O n ! And a steadfast dedication to FORMATTING But don’t let its A C T I O N – F I L…
Homeward Bound – Hour Twenty-Four
As I cross the bridge over the river, I know I’m almost home The changing leaves, their colors bright as if to welcome me back The two lane roads, the Amish buggies, the fields that span for miles The air so crisp and clean, I’m…
(Hour 22 of 24) “random musings”
If a tree falls in the forest, Does it make a sound? If a thought appears, But does not take root, Does it count? © 2021 S Phua
hour 24 most at home
in the silence of my mornings pen in hand i write the dust from my heart to make my world whole and filled with love again after the ugliness of the unseen has left its mark on my heart. those early words on the…
Wonder to be a honey bee
The honey bees buzz, Like a lemonade fizz. They take honey from flowers, They are Honey’s lover. They are very hurry, To take honey. If it is time to home, They return back to their comb.
Hour 16 – My Dad Called
On a Sunday afternoon, my dad called. This was unusual, since, well, We don’t call each other. So I knew that meant that Something was very wrong. I hadn’t even answered yet, Heart in my throat, racing, But I knew it was my mother….
2 am Walk
I hear my boots Scraping on the pavement On an empty street At 2 am I see ribbons of light Swirling around me Ghosts of the cars That went by I feel prickles On the back of my neck Caused by the person Following me…
How the Ferweard Fair Straits Formed Between The Southlands
I might be insane, but the place I feel most at home is a world I made up over a couple decades of creative writing. Hmmm… (for hour 24—prompt: the place I feel most at home; here’s a poem from the history of Onweald) …