Here are my final two entries for the April Poem A Day Challenge . . .
April 29, 2014
Prompt: Two for Tuesday – Write a poem rooted in the real world and/or incorporate magical or fantastical elements.
Pearl gravel,
lava flow
Icebergs melt
as flames grow
Matchstick trees,
withered leaves
Salted shores,
crystal dust
Sweetened air,
sugared breath
Sunset sparks,
bitter taste
Inspiration: While in my writer’s group, one of the prompts was an image of a flame. I decided to fuse that prompt with the challenge prompt to see if I’d get anything interesting.
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April 30, 2014
Prompt: Write a “calling it a day” poem
Orange and coral
caress the sky with goodbye
A blue moon rises
Inspiration: As I was sitting down to write, the sun was beginning to set. I couldn’t ignore the coincidence!
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c.b.w. 2014
Both great poems. I love it when you share in the writers’ group.
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This week was the first time in a while where I felt like I had something worth sharing . . . and I was awake. I got home early that day and was able to take a nap before the group. 🙂 What a difference that made!
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both excellent! Love the last one especially.
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Thanks so much! 🙂
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