Another must-read poem by Jane Dougherty!
This path leads between waking and sleeping
Another must-read poem by Jane Dougherty!
Another must-read poem by Jane Dougherty!
It's day seven of National Poetry Writing Month, and judging by the contents of this blog, it would appear that I am running behind. But, really, I'm not. I've written at least one poem every day this month, but I haven't been posting them. I don't feel that many of them are worthy. Compared with … Continue reading NaPoWriMo Day Seven
A fantastic new poem by Christy Birmingham. Christy is a brilliant poet and her blog is definitely worth following. I hope you enjoy reading her poem as much as I did.
I'm extremely late in posting my poem for NaPoWriMo. After working all day, I rushed home to take my dog to her appointment at the veterinarian. Nothing major - just a routine annual visit. Well, routine for me. Not so much for Tasha, who loathes the vet's office. After having a couple of vaccinations and … Continue reading Battle-weary
A beautiful poem by Jane Dougherty who is one of my very favorite poets. Please visit her blog to read more of her poems and to check out her variety of published novels.
Husband was having a David Bowie fest this morning when I went out. His words inspired this villanelle.

The stars look very different today,
I can’t see how to paste them in the blue,
They fell extinguished when you walked away.
A million words I wrought to make you stay,
But on my tongue not one of them rang true,
The stars look very different today.
No dreams we dreamed still shine in light of day,
The sun, the moon and stars from hanging all askew,
They fell extinguished when you walked away.
Once we would watch in awe their wild array,
Let their fierce glory pierce us through and through,
The stars look very different today.
The future’s dead like soldiers in a fray,
Now darkness fills the void where comets flew,
They fell extinguished when you walked away.
Where rainbows arced, the sky is dull and grey,
Night…
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