Beaches, shells, and gulls Blue Skies, and coconut rum… Weight…Obviate. (Weight and Stress…synonymous) Word of the Day: Obviate
Category: Poems
Siren’s Song…A Haiku
Indigo amiss Chasm to fathoms below Sea’s eternal bliss. Heeding Haiku With Chèvrefeuille Challenge: Cooling Down Word of the Day: Lullaby Daily Addiction: Infinite FOWC with Fandango: Unknown RDP: Whisper
Retrospective…a Haiku
20/20 sight Oh Knowledgable array In Retrospective *** Looking for healthy AND delicious recipes? Visit Kate & Amy’s LCHF recipes. Give them a like and a follow! *** Daily Prompt: Retrospective
Awkward…a Haiku
So, do you like cheese? Awkward is my middle name… I suck at flirting. *** Daily Prompt: Awkward
Haiku: Crank
Old dying man said, “Life is but a Model T, to thrive…crank’er up!” The Daily Post: Crank
Silently…it dies…
A loophole…peace…hope to gain… A place to hide…to escape the pain? Yes, this has happened…and that has too… Regret…of all these things I do. Where is this place…of which I search? Standing…bleeding…covered in dirt, My face ashamed…I am a disgrace. I guess this loophole…an imagined place….? I look…your eyes…and find it not there… Just…
Haiku: America Bleeds
[WP’s daily prompt = Allergic] + [Writer’s Block Prompt = Diet] = Haiku: America Bleeds *** A diet of hate, And no allergen to greed America bleeds……
How to Swallow a Bitter Pill
(A Haiku) Down the hatch, it goes, with a little sugar cane. Bitter pill, be gone! *** Moral of this Haiku: If you dread it…do it…then it is done. *** Daily Prompt: Bitter
From Snowflakes to Blanket
I’m a little snowflake, I drift about. Looking for injustice, hear me shout. You label me as liberal, and think me lame. But I embrace your symbol, and use it for my name! Snowflakes are small, and they seem quite frail. But when we come together, we are a force…
Haiku: Controversy
Anger, hate and doubt, Faith, love, hope; your choice to be. Great Controversy! Haiku is so much fun! It’s like a math problem combined with a crossword puzzle. You only have 17 syllables to get your point across; and those syllables must be stacked in a 5-7-5 format. Often the first and second lines are at odds…