Category: Cinquain
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Limerence
The cinquain poetry form was invented by Adelaide Crapsey and consists of 22 syllables following the challenging 2/4/6/8/2 pattern. The theme is limerence. Midnight fireflies shimmer the sweet summertime breeze. Champagne bubbles tickle my nose We kiss.
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Now Here
It’s the Go Dog Go Cafe Tuesday Writing Prompt Challenge! This week our mission is to write a poem using the word ‘somewhere’ at last twice. Without the one you love somewhere equals nowhere. Anywhere beats somewhere when you’re Nowhere.
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Slow Learner
Learning to let go of you means erasing the fact that you made my wildest dreams come true
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No Man’s Land
No man was enough to satisfy Loretta, and then she found the woman of her dreams.
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A Cinquain: Dream Lover
Last night was wonderful unforgettable and sweeter than muscadine; then I woke up.
aka, The Abject Muse 