National Poetry Month Day 30: An Echo of Memory

So we have come to the final day and the final poem for 2026. Here is a Rime Couee from the prompt, An Echo of Memory. Enjoy, Photo by Kieren Ridley on Pexels.com An Echo of Memory Soft heather, tickled by the breezea warm caress, a summer teaseas it sweeps o’er the moorMemories chase the... Continue Reading →

National Poetry Month Day 29: Abstract Pain

A short free verse poem today from the prompt, Abstract Pain. Enjoy. Photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels.com Abstract Pain A slash, the dark hue of crimsonacross the sea of aquamarine blueUnsettling, blending into the imageIt stirs emotion, murky, unbidden;faces turn away, voices whisper The artist smiles They see itThey finally see his pain

National Poetry Month Day 28: Erasure Lies

Today's prompt was Erasure Lies and I wrote a Blitz Poem. Enjoy. Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.com Erasure Lies Build the houseBuild the hypeHype the productHype the insanityInsanity tripeInsanity liesLies and drivelLies incessantlyIncessantly endlessIncessantly talkingTalking rubbishTalking trickeryTrickery fraudTrickery as truthTruth debasedTruth erasedErased from existenceErased and goneGone like the windGone by measureMeasure the timeMeasure the... Continue Reading →

National Poetry Month Day 27: Inversion

Today's poem is a Double Tetractys from the prompt Inversion. Enjoy. Photo by Jiri Ikonomidis on Pexels.com Inversion ChangeInwardReversalElementalFunctionality in transpositionReality warping underneath timeProportion spinMagnitudeTransposedVoid

National Poetry Month Day 26: Curiosity’s Treasure

Today's poem is a cascade from the prompt, Curiosity's Treasure. Enjoy. Photo by Hüdayi Arslan on Pexels.com Curiosity's Treasure Dusty corners in a jumbled shopspecks of treasured history peeking outwhere you lose yourself in the joy An old clock on the shelf speaks to you,with a tick, tick rhythm and a chimeDusty corners in a... Continue Reading →

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