National Poetry Month Day 7: Winter Mercy

I had a busy morning, so a bit late with today's poem, but here's a triolet from the prompt, Winter Mercy. Photo by David Kanigan on Pexels.com Winter Mercy Isolation zeitgeist descending in disguise;alabaster beauty wrapped in pale deathA wonderland of stillness overtop the liesIsolation zeitgeist descending in disguise,rhapsody plunging beneath clouded skies,an icy sensation... 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 19 National Poetry Day: Whispers of Snow

A quick haiku today from the prompt, Whispers of Snow. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Whispers of Snow a descending breezepetals falling, little deathand the air grows chill

Drabble Wednesday: Haunting Holidays.

Three more stories, two darker tales and a little holiday wish. Enjoy. AI-Generated Image Courtesy of Pixabay The Gentleman A shadow on the street, surrounded by poor and lonely souls, he stares up at the castle on the hill. A bitter place, all metal and stone, and spiralling towers, a looming monstrosity of iron-fisted rule.... Continue Reading →

Drabble Wednesday: Dreary Winter Wonderland

Some drabbles sharing bleak winter cheer… Photo by stein egil liland on Pexels.com Refugees The soft smell of smoke haunted the air, driving the ragged group of people onward through the snow. Behind them, the glow of fire lit the sky with the only hope stretching into the forest. The moon beckoned them forward, its... Continue Reading →

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