tulips in spring breeze
bowing their heads in worship –
the goddess, nature
Pat R
3/24/18
For Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Poetry where the prompt is Worship & Goddess
tulips in spring breeze
bowing their heads in worship –
the goddess, nature
Pat R
3/24/18
For Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Poetry where the prompt is Worship & Goddess
strange ferocity,
delighting in turbulence –
shadowy figures
slips in and out of the cold
life in most intriguing times
Pat R
3/21/18
For Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Challenge where the prompt words are: Joy & Fury ( synonyms of)
I used Delight & Turbulence
spring takes her chances
through the clutches of winter…
nothing being equal
Pat R
3/20/18
For Ronovan Writes Haiku where the prompt is: Chance & Equal
living mirror
a small life preserver
keeps me accountable
a gentle reminder
of that little thing
called consequences
Pat R
1/31/18
having fun –
a good predictor
of healing
Pat R
1/17/18
For Colleens Weekly Poetry Challenge: Play & Guess..synonyms
Photo of my creek
waters of the creek
runs with abandon
living life at will
bouncing, gurgling
shifting shape
swirling, whirling
spitting bubbles
cavorting over rocks
hugging the shore
wrapping around boulders
tumbling mini precipice
in noisy splashy rush
roaring in its bounce
living life out loud
Pat R
1/16/18
For dVerse Poets Pub
leaf gazing –
the lyrical tumble
of falling leaves
even through wicked winds –
a gentle landing still…
a life well lived
Pat R
1/04/18
Over at dVerse Poets Pub the focus is on the ‘silence’ in poetry by way of punctuations. What if the visible ‘pauses’ in a poem is where the poet lets the reader in. A bread crumb, so to speak, on the trail of a deeper meaning. But, maybe not. Once a poem is made public, it takes on new life. Much like coming to the realization that your kids are grown and you have to let them go. Different strokes…
An interesting topic over at dVerse.
Pat R
1/04/18
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