“Running out forever, It was never truly enough, Very precious time.”

  winter solstice the familiar warmth of i  s  o   l   a   t   i    o    n     Note: This poem is written using an image prompt from hour nine.        

The Truthful Cow Punyakoti, the cow, was so truthful, she never lied, She had had a little calf whom she idolized. Her herd lived happily in the farmer’s care. Once after grazing for a day in the forest The cows were going home to be…

“A sentient creature, Full of life and joy, I love my laptop.”

lipstick candy my version back then to be a diva   Note: This poem is written using the text prompt of hour nine.

It’ll all blow over, don’t worry, some said But the hospitals were full, there was nary a bed And the TV showed sidewalks with hearses, and the dead Waiting to be buried. Communities had barricaded themselves in All deliveries were dropped off to be collected…

  twisted branches the constant ache to break free       Note: This poem was written using the image prompt for hour eleven.        

2022 prompt/hour 12: “my hobby can beat up your hobby”   Generic questions are offered when meeting most people Generic answers are given back by most too What do you do for a living? Are you married? Do you have kids? Or if not –…

“Past the river, and through the jungle, There lives a lion, In its den, It prowls around at the mouth of its cave, Circling the air as if it’s trying to catch invisible prey. It never hunts nor leaves it cave, But sits around lazily,…

I saw you last year on the news; you were the one clothed in blue and gray, you were the one who’s smile seemed faked, you were the one who had a sad eye on a happy face, you were the one who shed unseen…