Routine

Lately, I sit down to write, but cry instead. Usually, I let Roy out in the backyard Before breakfast and his early morning walk Sometimes, He bites me and I say he’s only a puppy. Almost always, I sleep deeply and wake refreshed. Once in…

Ratatouille (a nonet) – Hour 16, prompt 16

Sliced tomatoes, zucchini, squash, we in circles, patterns numbered three red, yellow, green, bake and boil drizzled with olive oil olive, garlic, see finish thee a treat Oui!   – Sandra Johnson, 9-3-2023  

Poetry room – Hour 19, Prompt 19

The room is a blur my thoughts are a-stir the lizards are monsters their cages mid-whir.   Coffee, poetry mix doing lots of cool tricks words jumping off pages into canine cages.   The dogs are loose, too this place is a zoo my dwarf…

Hour 18 prompt

  LET’S APPRECIATE BEAUTIFUL YET DIFFERENT CREATIONS OF GOD In the hallways of your school, You may see a child who seems different She may be the girl who always sits alone Or the boy who never talks to anyone Or a child who just…

Hour 17 prompt

EDUCATION Transfer of knowledge happens even in birds and bees Mother bird teaches the child how to fly from the trees The lion teaches the cub how to hunt Even pigs teach their piglets how to grunt Knowledge sharing is known as education This happens…

Hour 16 prompt

FREEDOM A few months ago, the thought never came, That a new virus would come, and life would never be the same! A few months ago, the thought never came, That even going out of the house would never be the same. A few months…

Storm – Hour Nineteen

Storm Salty air blows around in circles The breeze picks up seaweed from sand The current reacts to the gusts By crashing to the shore Seafoam swirls the rocks Shells dig in deep Safe from harm Black clouds Storm

Hour 15 prompt

WOMAN A woman is an angel on earth Shamefully only a very few know her worth Every woman is a combination of beauty and brains She can bravely walk through any pain Every woman is unique in her skills And she can master any work…

Hour Nineteen – Of Scottish Summers

Hour Nineteen – Text prompt Write a poem describing your surroundings as inarticulately as possible but maintaining just a tiny bit of the truth.   Of Scottish Summers If you live in Glasgow and look out of the window, You’d see all that is to…

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