Today I was in a satirical mood, so I wrote this strange poem, which is a cross between an epitaph and a ruthless rhyme. The prompt for this was Poison. Enjoy... Photo by Ellie Burgin on Pexels.com Willy Was Poisoned? Here lies Willy, good and dead,he took a fall upon his headOnly after his wife... Continue Reading →
Day Eighteen – National Poetry Month: Grace and Mercy
Today's poem, a sombre reflection in free verse for the prompt, Grace and Mercy. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Grace and Mercy Ripples in consequence, our undertowgrant us mercy, grant us grace,for our ignorance and our harmas we wander this existential life Ignored clarification, and kindness,caught against mutable voicesGrant us grace, grant us mercyas we... Continue Reading →
Day Seventeen – National Poetry Month: Illustrated Optics
Today's poem is another chant poem from the prompt Illustrated Optics. Enjoy. Photo by Nataliya Vaitkevich on Pexels.com Illustrated Optics Single-minded propagandawrapped in ribbons of rhetoricwith a fresh coat of sloganslapped on topWhile AI delivers the photos Ads, politics, and corporate spinvie for inundated attention spansin a mad world of the uncaringstarved for empathyWhile AI... Continue Reading →
Day Sixteen – National Poetry Month: Evergreen
Just a short haiku today from the prompt, Evergreen. Enjoy. Photo by lil artsy on Pexels.com Evergreen the scent of seasons forest green against the snow everlasting tree
Day Fifteen – National Poetry Month: Monument to the Moon
Today's poem is a double tetractys from the prompt Monument to the Moon. Enjoy. Photo by Aron Visuals on Pexels.com Monument to the Moon orbspinninghigh aboveour earthbound awewhile we write odes to its radiant gleam glowing goddess of the darkened heavensstanding her guardlustrous inthe nightsky
