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April Is
Posted in childhood, hope, joy, life, natural world, poetry
Tagged April, joy, national poetry month, npm17, poetry, spring
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What Have We Orphaned?
Day 24 of National Poetry Month. For the prompt “orphaned”.
Posted in inspiration, life, poetry
Tagged future worlds, life, national poetry month, orphaned, poetry, possibilities
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Let’s Call This What It Isn’t
Day 18 of National Poetry Month, from the prompt “let’s call this what it isn’t”. I found this styrofoam heart on a bench in the shoe department of a Kohl’s. It brought me a smile and I brought it home … Continue reading
Posted in joy, joyful life, life, poetry
Tagged hearts, love, national poetry month, poetry, symbols
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Be The Shine
Poem #10 for National Poetry Month.
To Hold A Heart
To hold a heart to know it has been broken to cushion it and be a downy place for it to land to carry it within yours despite the cumbersome weight to protect it from marauders and cynics and the … Continue reading
Intersecting Lives
The picture came first and the words second. Sometimes it’s the other way around. I may have been teaching geometry all week. #6 for National Poetry Month
Posted in humanity, Life, poetry
Tagged footprints, geometric terms, life, math, national poetry month, poetry
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Hell In the Holiest of Lands
Poem #4 for National Poetry Month In response to the prompt “Hell in the Holy Land”
The Horizon Is Not a Line
Poem #3 for National Poetry Month Photo credit-my own IPhone 6 Vero Beach , FL
Posted in life, nature, poetry
Tagged horizon, Mother Earth, national poetry month, poetry
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Origins
It’s National Poetry Month and my challenge is to write one each day. Hope you enjoy!
