So plaintive and lovely.

I love the energy of this urban food cycle. It reminds me of Emily Dickinson in tone.

Loved these lines:
“They trundle
Like tiny horses
Cantering from room to room.”

Thank you!

Thank you, dscremans. I do, as well.

I can find a song from every era of Dylan to appreciate. Though, when I listen to real young Dylan, I feel an almost parental joy in his humor.

Thank you!

Ah, different constellations! I like this idea a lot.

I like the nature details in this one. And the line “you filled no freezer.”

This begins to sum up how someone isn’t there by their absence.

“I grew up in a town I hated/Sometimes I still miss it” resonates.

Oh, wait! This was a different hour. It’s still lovely, the memory and the lines. I can see the childlike elation of “send(ing) those weed seeds drifting.”

Thank you. I need to find yours. There were so many good takes on this prompt.

Thank you. I’m not sure I’ve done exactly what I wanted with this one, but I have a good start.

Every line here resonates with being the passenger with that view on that rainy trip. Well done!

Thank you, dextajean.This prompt was the most autobiographical writing I’ve done in awhile.

Thank you, willjxn.

I loved this!

I have walked this walk. Graceful poem.

After a certain hour of the night, it’s only Dylan.