Taking it in stride! 😀. Stay safe everybody!
Pat
Tag Archives: pandemic
Normalcy
through this veil of gray
a refuge in the sunflower –
hints of normalcy
Pat R
11/14/20
For Cees Flower of the day, FOTD
Crippling Gray
lay me down to heal
till this crippling gray stills –
a regard for spring
sparks first tweet from window sills
no more will this sting endure
Pat R
11/12/20
Ronovan Writes where the prompt words are “First & Heal”
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For Tanka Tuesday over at Colleens where the prompt is synonyms to Imagine & Regard. I used Spark & Regard.
A Shift
a shift
in the wind-
everything in time
Pat R
11/08/2020
This Storm
raindrops on tin roof
is my calm within a storm
a soothing rhythm
ceases to calm in this storm –
wayward, unsettling times
Pat R
10/01/20
For Colleen’s Tanka Tuesday where the Specific Form for this week is the Tanka. To participate or to read other entries go here.
This Uproar
this uproar
refuses to be hemmed in
nothing is even
in its wake
fallen norms
Pat R
8/12/20
A Gogyohka for Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Challenge where the prompt are synonyms for the words Circled & Squared
These were my choices:-
Circled – Hemmed in
Squared – Not even
Stop by and do some reading or participate here
Aspirations
There was harmony in the park this morning. No swooping seagulls. No squirrel on the run with snarky birds in hot pursuit. There was no huge butterfly skewered in the beak of a tiny bird. Everyone was getting along!
Imagine that!!
aspirations
collide with reality –
contentious restart
Pat R
7/19/20
A Rainbow
this cloud lurking overhead
has claimed me
it snuggles in
displacing the thread of hope
I’ve been holding fast to
it flits in the breeze of the blues
swishing through my fingers
at every grasp
I force myself into the garden
it looks thirsty
I turn on the garden hose
and there through the fine sprays
a rainbow
Pat R
6/09/20
Gratitude
I’m grateful for life and breath
as I greet each new day
I know it wasn’t promised
Pat R
6/04/20
For Eugi’s Weekly Prompt where the prompt is Gratitude. For other entries go here.
Morning
a slow dance
in a gentle breeze –
the flower celebrates morning
Pat R
5/21/20
