Snow are slow to melt Lest the sun shines   The sun are wont to burn Unless the umbrella appear   The umbrella cannot withstand fiery force of fire   Like the gentle rain, tenderness needs no force to melt a stony heart

Like a diamond the almond heals all ills wrestle the wrestlers and restore good health add tag-team fenugreek straight from Greek   Fenugreek attacks and defend the process unsolicited ills are arrested and wasted guards are mounted at the door post no ill attacks all…

“Atop the snowy mountain peaks, The chilly wind rustles through my coat, As I embrace myself to keep warm; There lay a white world in front of me, Snowy peaks and fluffy clouds. The setting sun blinds my vision, As I look through the intense…

Prompt Twenty-two – Use the word Tenderness as this hour’s prompt.   For my Husband   You tippy-toe into the room. Is it very late? Or very early? As today meets tomorrow Or is it yesterday meeting today? I can’t say. Bleary-eyed with exhaustion I…

From the vantage height, all villagers gather to see the reason the season has quit the dew has also quit farmers angered by this seizure all gathered at the Watchtower to say a few prayers  

Deceiving devil: You, you deceiving devil you, have you ever considered the mess you make just by wandering through hearts you’ll never really know or hallways you refuse to actually explore? You, you deceiving devil, you, somehow you’ve made your way to my pages, cracked…

The baker was eggs-pecting a delivery A dozen brown eggs, the sp-egg-tacular dozen The baker sells some eggs-quisite cakes And some egg-ceptional banana bread These are quite the treat, I must add And earlier this week The baker promised me something eggs-tra special! Some egg-cellent…

Text Prompt Write a poem that’s no more than 50 words, but one of those words must be either umbrella, or almond. Photo by Rhett Wesley on Unsplash Leading lights – I follow. I meet her gaze, with almond shaped eyes, bright as amber, dazzling…

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Prompt Twenty-One – Write a poem that’s no more than 50 words, but one of those words must be either umbrella, or almond. Ella and her Fella There once was a girl called Ella Who was madly in love with her fella. But when her…