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Day: May 9, 2021
Skipping A Beat
Inspired by Reena’s Exploration Challenge #183 & Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Flutter
my gaze
off in the distance
my mind
in the land of wishes
my heart
beating with a flutter
my fear
never seeing you again
Daily Haiku – Thu. April 29, 2021 – Poetry For Healing
Senryu My dog stares at me I feel it through my closed eyes Knowing what she wants Copyright © 2021 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing
Source: Daily Haiku – Thu. April 29, 2021 – Poetry For Healing
Unheard – Poem of the Month – May 2021 – Poetry For Healing
Unheard My words do not reach you anymorenThey hang heavy in the air, waiting to be heard Full of love, passion, anger, questioning But your
Source: Unheard – Poem of the Month – May 2021 – Poetry For Healing
Poems from the Circle
up to me fitting in is not required. it’s not even necessary. how could any of us fit a mold that is not ours? who made the mold anyway? why did I never question this generational imperative to be someone or something I was not ever intended to be – or become? I question it now. I release it now – today. I free myself to be… me. all that I am, and all I can be is up to me. By Carrie Cannady April 2021 You can find more of Carrie's poems and reflective wisdom here atLeadourlives.net
I am grateful for Carrie’s permission to share her poem from the writing circle. I continue to meet amazing women across different time zones. Writing together provides a mirror for us to process life in a place where we have all agreed to listen with compassion. Come join us for a…
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Poetry: Day 539
it’s been a little
quiet? lately
stumbling around in the dark
waiting for something
to happen?
i’m not even sure what day it is
let alone what i should be doing
Spring’s arrival – Eugenia
spring, it’s lollygagging
words unwritten
thoughts aimless
passions quieted.
time to rise and spill
caffeinated words
enter the dawn,
words stirred with purpose
giggling flowers
and laughing trees
sunlit fields mingle
with the breeze
nature glows with spring
not even a worm’s yawn
will hinder a masterpiece.
© Eugenia Hoffman
Eugenia enjoyed a dedicated career in the insurance industry for over 20 years being rewarded both professionally and personally. Now it’s time for Eugenia to follow her dreams by doing things she enjoys…spending time with family, learning, sharing, traveling, and writing poetry. Eugenia’s writing and creative endeavors can be found at her blogs,Eugi’s CauserieandEugi’s Milieu. Eugenia has authored eBooksFanciful DelightsandMama, me and Mother Nature, and also has writings at Spillwords Press, PoetrySoup, and beBee.com.
Photo byJonathan PeterssonfromPexels
Fishman’s Rambler, by Mark Tulin/Short Story Town
Short Story Town
— Read on www.shortstorytown.com/
Story posted on 4/28/2021
Enjoy this humorous short story set in the early 70s about a teenager trying to pass his driver’s test.
For the rest of the story, please click the link above.
Man on the Moon – #poetry #NaPoWriMo #moon
Lights that shine
In the night
Illuminate
To his delight
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‘Oh’
If I told you
how much
I want you
desire you
ache for you
yearn for you
long for you
need you
to belong to me
body and soul
then your eloquent lips
would form
a perfect circle
as you say
‘Oh’.
.
.
© the author writing as Romantic Dominant
Not one of my new ones, but I ratherlike it. Perhaps you will too.
Art by Mihail Korubin Miho
The Reluctant Poet 