NaPoWriMo: Kennings

It's NaPoWriMo Day Twenty! I can't believe I've written twenty poems in the past twenty days. No, really. I can't believe it. Some of my blogging friends write brilliant poetry every day - sometimes several poems per day. I admire their talent and dedication to the written word. Today's challenge from the NaPoWriMo site is to write a … Continue reading NaPoWriMo: Kennings

NaPoWriMo: April Haiku

Nature is always inspiring. From gentle rain showers to crashing thunderstorms, I love the sound of the rain at night. Last night's rain shower inspired a bit of poetry. I hope you enjoy it. April Morning April morning dawn Remains of last night’s rainfall Cling to budding leaves . Rain Song Gentle, steady song Mother nature’s … Continue reading NaPoWriMo: April Haiku

Poem In Your Pocket Day April 18th

Here’s an excellent post (and beautiful poem!) by Annette Rochelle Aben.

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The premise behind this day was to give people the opportunity to share a bit of themselves with others using poetry as the vehicle.  Of course for the writers, it would be kinda cool to share something that they, themselves wrote but you can always just carry your favorite by anyone in your pocket. How cool, to have a poem at the ready to recite or hand to someone you meet along the way.  Perhaps someone needs cheering or you are having coffee with a friend and you want them to hear your latest creation; then whip that poem out and take the floor! (of course if you take the floor, you had better be ready to replace it)

So, I have decided to keep a particular poem in my pocket today. This is from the very first book I ever self-published, Perspective, it’s all about replacing one thought with…

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