Category: Poetry
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Read more: Addendum
The moment he admits he didn’t mean it and has no clue how it slipped out. He does not, in fact, love you and deeply regrets wrenching your heart until it broke.
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Read more: Slow Learner
Learning to let go of you means erasing the fact that you made my wildest dreams come true
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Read more: Sunshine Sings
It’s open link night over at the dVerse Poets’ Pub! I’ve not seen it, but the damp-dirt fragrance of petrichor (that musky mystique!) dazzles my blind mind’s eye. Rain’s shimmer—an almost-sound— splash-dancing thirsty lawns, razored lightening slicing; silencing Thunder’s echoed…
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Read more: Imagination
letting go of you is as unimaginable as never having known you at all.
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Read more: Ending
It’s Haibun Monday over at the dVerse Poets’ Pub. The theme is transitions. The end of a love even if unrequited, still wrenches the heart. O but you’ve grown — letting yourself let go of the wrong dream
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Read more: Aimed Too High
Today’s writing prompt at dVerse Poet’s Pub is for every poem to begin like this: Once upon a _________ (you fill in the blank with any word except “time”) So a poem starting with Once upon a time would NOT fit…
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Read more: The Moon and Me
did you see the Moon early this morning? ripe and luscious and ready to burst — remember when I was just like Her?
