National Poetry Month Day 22: Drenched in Wind

Today's prompt, Drenched in Wind, was chosen by a member of my reader group. I wrote a Rondelet, enjoy. Photo by JD Designs on Pexels.com Drenched in Wind Hot air blowingacross the nagging conscience lostHot air blowingAn oily shroud always sowingbroken seeds of discontent frostrazing all in funky exhaustHot air blowing

Day Five – National Poetry Month: Harbinger

I have a rondelet for you today from the prompt, Harbinger. Enjoy. Photo by Stephen Niemeier on Pexels.com Harbinger A thrumming beatDistant drums of war, in tempoA thrumming beatThe cadence drone beneath your feetA swell of anger, rising slowUntil the edge, that final blowA thrumming beat

Day 10 National Poetry Month: Frozen Deprivation

Today I have a rondelet from the prompt, Frozen Deprivation. Enjoy. Photo by lil artsy on Pexels.com Frozen Deprivation Forgotten wordsfrosted scars, resonant self-worthForgotten wordsso scattered, like fragmented birdscaptured in an icy rebirthlocked beneath your destitute earthForgotten words

National Poetry Month Day 5: Misty Morning Violets

Here is today's poem, a Rondelet, from the prompt, Misty Morning Violets. Enjoy. Photo by Gyubin Hong on Pexels.com Misty Morning Violets Soft floral scentDrifting in the morning mist airSoft floral scentBrushed with tears and simple lamentone last bouquet laid unadorneda life unlived, forever mournedSoft floral scent © A. F. Stewart 2023

Day 4 – National Poetry Month: Condiments in Glass

I'm attempting a rondelet poem on day four, from the prompt Condiments in Glass. I'm now wondering why I came up with that unusual prompt, but here's the poem harkening back with a bit of nostalgia. Enjoy. Photo by Alena Shekhovtcova on Pexels.com Condiments in Glass Checkered tableThe bottles waiting in a rowCheckered tableLike little... Continue Reading →

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