Tag: cascade poem
Posted on April 27, 2020
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So today’s prompt was, that’ll put a giddy up in your hitch, and I used a variation on a cascade form for the poem. It’s also a bit dark, so be warned. Giddy Up Hitch That’ll put a giddy up in your hitch,my old… Continue Reading “National Poetry Month – Day 27: Giddy Up Hitch”
Posted on November 11, 2017
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Row on Row Names etched in stone, permanent ghosts of war Their silenced voices wreathed in red poppies and dried tears The cold winds blow mourning across haunting footsteps Trace your fingers against names etched in stone The past is buried here, in blaring… Continue Reading “A Poem for Remembrance Day”
Posted on April 25, 2017
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Five Flights Up Climbing, you hear creaks in the staircase with a railing polished smooth from wear Ascending the same five flights everyday You wonder, stuck in this daily repetition, why your perfect world came crashing in Climbing, you hear creaks in the staircase… Continue Reading “National Poetry Month: Five Flights Up”
Posted on April 1, 2017
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Today begins my annual participation in National Poetry Month where I write a poem a day for the month of April. So here’s today’s offering… Black Narcissus Velvet and ebon petals hide all those evening tear stains in the shadows of the past… Continue Reading “National Poetry Month: Black Narcissus”
Posted on April 23, 2016
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Today, on Day 23 of National Poetry Month, we have a little contemplation… Not One, But Many Voices of the fallen Whispers from the aether Not one, but many Bygone remnants linger shadows of their former glory, voices of the fallen… Continue Reading “#NationalPoetryMonth Day 23: Not One, But Many”
