Blue on blue with patient blue Caressing me and also you. But should you say it’s red instead Insisting that I bumped my head, Perhaps you’re right. Perhaps that’s true, But I still see a pretty blue.
Linked to Sue Vincent’s Thursday Photo Prompt. She provided the photo below for the prompt.
It’s over there If you would see, If you’re not scared Of mystery. Unlock your mind, Walk out and find Reality.
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The poem’s form is called a Ha’sonnet, assuming I did it right.
The moon approaches for a kiss. Her crescent smile appears like this And as she moves to greet the sun She's clothed in light til day is done.
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A cloudy trail for special walks, Humble nonetheless, Justice loving mercy and A chance to praise and bless.
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With fantasy The leaves turn green. The water's blue. With fantasy, Though doubters dreaming differently Won’t see the tower that I do, I clean my windows. See what’s true With fantasy.
Linked to Sue Vincent’s Thursday Photo Prompt. The photo above was provided by her. The poem is a rondelet described by Ronovan.
Many people, up and down, Have worn the stone treads thin. The weeds have taken root in cracks. And I? I fit right in.
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Avoid the darkness and the mess You’ll make when rushing out tonight. Tomorrow, true, you might confess. If not, sleep in. Out goes the light.
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Rocky islets, setting sun, Someone’s near the shore - A twilit beach would be in reach If I picked that door.
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A vista shows us more than we Can gather in our hands. It’s there and there majestically. We gasp and understand.
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How purely does the heather bloom With humble, purple praise. Delight in sunshine on the hill. Distant clouds do as they will. Dreams refresh our days.
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Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 