A triolet poem today from the prompt Tranquil Voyage. Enjoy. Photo by Sanat Anghan on Pexels.com A Prayer for a Tranquil Voyage Upon those azure seas of old,the wind to catch your sail;protected passage for the boldupon those azure seas of oldGuard against the storm and colduntil we hear that docking hailupon those azure seas... Continue Reading →
Day Eight – National Poetry Month: Winter Sun
Today I have one of my favourite poetry forms, a triolet, and the prompt is Winter Sun. Enjoy. Photo by Alex Does Pictures on Pexels.com Winter Sun Warm reflections breach the long shadows reignthat gleam of hope against a season of bitter ice,as the snow shimmers promise along its grainWarm reflections breach the long shadows... Continue Reading →
Day 27 National Poetry Month: Ocean’s Perfume
A triolet today from the prompt, Ocean's Perfume. Enjoy. Photo by Josh Sorenson on Pexels.com Ocean’s Perfume For the briny scent of uncharted seaand that sharp tang of bitter breezeI would leave you, my dear, and fleefor the briny scent of uncharted seaHer sweet perfume ever calling memy eternal mistress, my wayward teaseFor the briny... Continue Reading →
Day 2 National Poetry Month: Grand Illusions
Here's today's poem, a triolet from the prompt, Grand Illusions. Enjoy. Photo by Juliano Astc on Pexels.com Grand IllusionsDainty gossamer words, in absurdist tonesa sugar-coated world façade of lies,ivory towers in a contest of thronesDainty gossamer words, in absurdist tones,lacing false delusions of speculative unknowns,shrouding all those faults beneath a guiseDainty gossamer words, in absurdist... Continue Reading →
National Poetry Month Day 4: Silver Eyes
A triolet poem for you today from the prompt Silver Eyes and the image below. Enjoy. This image was generated by AI at InstantArt and then modified by me with Photoshop. Silver Eyes What secrets does she holdbehind her silver eyes?Swathed in anonymities foretoldWhat secrets does she hold?Forbidden wisdom or treasure gold?Locked beyond her enchanted... Continue Reading →
